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Back Issues of the IAE Newsletters are listed below:

2013 Newsletters
IAE Newsletter - Issue 113, May, 2013 Morality: Recent Research Developments. Moral Behavior in Bonobos and Chimpanzees.
IAE Newsletter - Issue 112, April, 2013 Morality: Recent Research Developments. The Neurobiology of Morality.
IAE Newsletter - Issue 111, April, 2013 Morality: Recent Research Developments. The Intriguing Educational Applications of Polyvagal Theory. Part 2.
IAE Newsletter - Issue 110, March, 2013 Morality: Recent Research Developments. The Intriguing Educational Applications of Polyvagal Theory. Part 1.
IAE Newsletter - Issue 109, March, 2013 Common Core Standards: Some Additional Important CCSS Topics.
IAE Newsletter - Issue 108, February, 2013 Common Core State Standards Part 9: Introduction to National Standards.
IAE Newsletter - Issue 107, February, 2013 Common Core State Standards Part 8: The Emerging Picture of Natural Learning, and the Implications for Dealing with the Common Core State Standards.
IAE Newsletter - Issue 106, January, 2013 Common Core State Standards Part 7: Getting to the Core Issues – Will We Get It Right?
IAE Newsletter - Issue 105, January, 2013 Common Core State Standards Part 6: A General Overview.

2012 Newsletters
IAE Newsletter - Issue 104, December, 2012 Common Core State Standards Part 5: National Educational Technology Standards.
IAE Newsletter - Issue 103, December, 2012 Common Core State Standards Part 4: The Educational Challenge of Information and Communication Technology (ICT).
IAE Newsletter - Issue 102, November, 2012 Common Core State Standards Part 3: Science and Scholarship of Teaching and Learning.
IAE Newsletter - Issue 101, November, 2012 Common Core State Standards Part 2: Beginning the Search for an Appropriate Education.
IAE Newsletter - Issue 100, October, 2012 Common Core State Standards Part 1: Human Scale, Curiosity, and Technological Extensions.
IAE Newsletter - Issue 99, October, 2012 What Does Proficient Mean?
IAE Newsletter - Issue 98, September, 2012 Tellin’ Ain’t Teachin’: The Need for Frequent Processing.
IAE Newsletter - Issue 97, September, 2012 Selecting a President and Vice President.
IAE Newsletter - Issue 96, August, 2012 Reducing School Bullying Behavior: Part 2.
IAE Newsletter - Issue 95, August, 2012 Reducing School Bullying Behavior: Part 1.
IAE Newsletter - Issue 94, July, 2012 Math Anxiety and Stress.
IAE Newsletter - Issue 93, July, 2012 Summary 2: Educational Game Changers.
IAE Newsletter - Issue 92, June, 2012 Summary 1: We Have Several Brain Systems.
IAE Newsletter - Issue 91, June, 2012 Cognitive Neuroscience, Computers, and Math Education.
IAE Newsletter - Issue 90, May, 2012 Effective Questioning Strategies That Build Thinking and Learning: A Critical Need for 21st Century Education.
IAE Newsletter - Issue 89, May, 2012 Creating an Appropriate 21st Century Education: Thinking, Fast and Slow.
IAE Newsletter - Issue 88, April, 2012 Creating an Appropriate 21st Century Education: Surprise: It Makes Us Who We Are.
IAE Newsletter - Issue 87, April, 2012 How Educational Neuroscience Will Contribute to 21st Century Education.
IAE Newsletter - Issue 86, March, 2012 Creating an Appropriate 21st Century Education: The Issues of Consciousness and Free Will - Part 2.
IAE Newsletter - Issue 85, March, 2012 Creating an Appropriate 21st Century Education: The Issues of Consciousness and Free Will - Part 1.
IAE Newsletter - Issue 84, February, 2012 Creating an Appropriate 21st Century Education: Using Computers to Translate Educational Theory into Practice.
IAE Newsletter - Issue 83, February, 2012 Creating an Appropriate 21st Century Education: The Top Ten Reasons Why Humor Is FUNdamental To Education.
IAE Newsletter - Issue 82, January, 2012 Creating an Appropriate 21st Century Education: Taking Cognitive Neuroscience Beyond Education.
IAE Newsletter - Issue 81, January, 2012 Creating an Appropriate 21st Century Education: The Positive Roles That the Arts, Arts Education, and Creative Obsession Will Play.

2011 Newsletters
IAE Newsletter - Issue 80, December, 2011 Creating an Appropriate 21st Century Education: Movement as Primary in Learning Processes.
IAE Newsletter - Issue 79, December, 2011 Creating an Appropriate 21st Century Education: Neurodiversity: More than Just a Good Notion.
IAE Newsletter - Issue 78, November, 2011 Creating an Appropriate 21st Century Education: Have Schools Become Historical Museums?
IAE Newsletter - Issue 77, November, 2011 The Future of Education with the Brain in Mind: Educating Tomorrow’s Students.
IAE Newsletter - Issue 76, October, 2011 Creating an Appropriate 21st Century Education Part 2: Information and  Communication Technology.
IAE Newsletter - Issue 75, October, 2011 Creating an Appropriate 21st Century Education Part 1: The Roles of Cognitive Neuroscience and Computer Technology.
IAE Newsletter - Issue 74, September, 2011 Tutoring in Informal and Formal Education Part 2: Tutoring in Math Education.
IAE Newsletter - Issue 73, September, 2011 Tutoring in Informal and Formal Education Part 1: Overview of Tutoring.
IAE Newsletter - Issue 72, August, 2011 Academic Professional Collaboration.
IAE Newsletter - Issue 71, August, 2011 Performing Well And Choking Badly Under Pressure.
IAE Newsletter - Issue 70, July, 2011 How to Attend a Conference.
IAE Newsletter - Issue 69, July, 2011 The Science of Evil.
IAE Newsletter - Issue 68, June, 2011 Beyond Consciousness.
IAE Newsletter - Issue 67, June, 2011 Stress and Education Part 4: Technology-based Stressors in Math Education.
IAE Newsletter - Issue 66, May, 2011 Stress and Education Part 3: Stressors in Math Education.
IAE Newsletter - Issue 65, May, 2011 Stress and Education Part 2: Education-related Stressors.
IAE Newsletter - Issue 64, April, 2011 Stress and Education Part 1: Introduction and Overview.
IAE Newsletter - Issue 63, April, 2011 A Culturally Appropriate Perspective of Disabilities and Capabilities.
IAE Newsletter - Issue 62, March, 2011 Consciousness.
IAE Newsletter - Issue 61, March, 2011 Emotion and Feelings.
IAE Newsletter - Issue 60, February, 2011 Assessing Education in an Increasingly Complex, Information-Overloaded World.
IAE Newsletter - Issue 59, February, 2011 Assessing Student Achievement In Difficult To Assess Curricular Areas: Problem Solving.
IAE Newsletter - Issue 58, January, 2011 Assessing Student Achievement in Difficult to Assess Curricular Areas: The Arts.
IAE Newsletter - Issue 57, January, 2011 Assessing Student Achievement in Difficult to Assess
Curricular Areas: Social Knowledge and Skills.

2010 Newsletters
IAE Newsletter - Issue 56, December, 2010 Science is Repeatable and Accurate Measurements.
IAE Newsletter - Issue 55, December, 2010 Our Analog Human Brain in an Increasingly Digital World.
IAE Newsletter - Issue 54, November, 2010 Assessing Our Schooling System.
IAE Newsletter - Issue 53, November, 2010 The Biological Relevance of Music.
IAE Newsletter - Issue 52, October, 2010 Mind, Brain, and Education.
IAE Newsletter - Issue 51, October, 2010 Education and Health Care Part 7: Final Installment–Quality of Life.
IAE Newsletter - Issue 50, September, 2010 Education and Health Care Part 6: Assessment and Evaluation.
IAE Newsletter - Issue 49, September, 2010 Education and Health Care Part 5: Theory into Practice.
IAE Newsletter - Issue 48, August, 2010 Education and Health Care Part 4: The Human Element.
IAE Newsletter - Issue 47, August, 2010 Education and Health Care Part 3: Research and Development.
IAE Newsletter - Issue 46, July, 2010 Education and Health Care Part 2: Proactive and Reactive Approaches.
IAE Newsletter - Issue 45, July, 2010 Education and Health Care Part 1: Comparing Apples and Oranges.
IAE Newsletter - Issue 44, June, 2010 Two stimulating books for summer reading.
IAE Newsletter - Issue 43, June, 2010 The quality of our educational system.
IAE Newsletter - Issue 42, May, 2010 Tutor, Tool, Tutee, Toy.
IAE Newsletter - Issue 41, May, 2010 Working Memory—A Bottleneck in Your Brain.
IAE Newsletter - Issue 40, April, 2010 Real world and video game realities.
IAE Newsletter - Issue 39, April, 2010 Using computers as an aid to retrieving and processing trustworthy and untrustworthy information.
IAE Newsletter - Issue 38, March, 2010 Using Your Brain to Retrieve and Process Trustworthy and Untrustworthy Information.
IAE Newsletter - Issue 37, March, 2010 The Role of Fiction in Cognitive Development and Maintenance.
IAE Newsletter - Issue 36, February, 2010 The Web: Vannevar Bush and Tim Berners-Lee.
IAE Newsletter - Issue 35, February, 2010 Issues 35 and 36 are a 2-part discussion of capabilities and limitations of human memory and computer memory.
IAE Newsletter - Issue 34, January, 2010 Human intelligence and creativity may well be quite a bit different than computer intelligence and creativity—but both are of value to us.
IAE Newsletter - Issue 33, January, 2010 This issue of the Information Age Newsletter explores biological creativity.

2009 Newsletters
IAE Newsletter - Issue 32, December, 2009 This issue focuses on the capabilities and limitations of working memory, a central brain system.
IAE Newsletter - Issue 31, December, 2009 Changes in nature, nurture, and tools that help us get better at representing and solving cognitively challenging problems.
IAE Newsletter - Issue 30, November, 2009 Dealing with information overload by use of newsletters that give very brief summaries of articles of potential interest to you.
IAE Newsletter - Issue 29, November, 2009 Improving Education: A Political Agenda.
IAE Newsletter - Issue 28, October, 2009 Improving our educational syste by placing greater emphasis on preparing students for the future.
IAE Newsletter - Issue 27, October, 2009 A new proposed set of national standards in Language Arts and Math.
IAE Newsletter - Issue 26, September, 2009 Key ideas from the 2008 book: Christensen, Horn, and Johnson "Disrupting class: How disruptive innovation will change the way the world learns." The book explores how Distance Education is changing our schools.
IAE Newsletter - Issue 25, September, 2009 Distance education and distance learning: a vision of the future of education.
IAE Newsletter - Issue 24, August, 2009 Student and adult desires for instant gratification and extrinsic motivation are significant roadblocks to improving education.
IAE Newsletter - Issue 23, August, 2009 Being "Proficient" with 50 Percent Correct Answers. Math competence and math maturity.
IAE Newsletter - Issue 22, July, 2009 Some major flaws with detailed standards, rules, regulations, and so on.
IAE Newsletter - Issue 21, July, 2009 Education for now and the future.
IAE Newsletter - Issue 20, June, 2009 Cognitive development and IQ.
IAE Newsletter - Issue 19, June, 2009 Joseph Renzulli, a world-class leader in TAG education.
IAE Newsletter - Issue 18, May, 2009 Information and Communication Technology can be and should be a significant "player" in Talented and Gifted education.
IAE Newsletter - Issue 17, May, 2009 Glinda's Great Book of Records (from L. Frank Baum's "Oz" series of book), and Vannevar Bush's "Memex" were visionary predecessors of the Web.
IAE Newsletter - Issue 16, April, 2009 Learning on your own. "They know enough who know how to learn."
IAE Newsletter - Issue 15, April, 2009 Discussion about US Education Secretary of Education Arne Duncan recent statement: “I fundamentally believe that our school day is too short, our school week is too short, and our school year is too short.”
IAE Newsletter - Issue 14, March, 2009 Lifelong learning, learning for one's possible futures, and helping student learn for their possible futures.
IAE Newsletter - Issue 13, March, 2009 Joe the Plumber (the "common man") and the idea of Computational Thinking literacy for all. People are gaining a great deal of Computational Thinking literacy through our informal "learn by doing" educational system.
IAE Newsletter - Issue 12, February, 2009 Computer literacy, computational thinking, and David Perkins' idea of "person-plus."
IAE Newsletter - Issue 11, February, 2009 Gaining expertise in reading, writing, arithmetic and in other areas.
IAE Newsletter - Issue 10, January, 2009 Douglas Engelbart, a computer in education pioneer and inventor of the mouse.
IAE Newsletter - Issue 9, January, 2009 Alan Kay, a computer in education pioneer.

2008 Newsletters
IAE Newsletter - Issue 8, December, 2008 Levels of depth of ICT educational uses.
IAE Newsletter - Issue 7, December, 2008 Crowdsourcing and memes.
IAE Newsletter - Issue 6, November, 2008 Criticisms of our educational system. Ways to improve education.
IAE Newsletter - Issue 5, November, 2008 Past and current criticisms of our educational system. Authentic content and assessment.
IAE Newsletter - Issue 4, October 2008 Information, the Information Age, and the growing totality of information.
IAE Newsletter - Issue 3, October 2008 Past, present, and future uses of computers in education.
IAE Newsletter - Issue 2, September 2008 The future. Good lesson plans. Compelling ICT educational applications.
IAE Newsletter - Issue 1, August 2008 What is the Information Age? Two brains are better one. Becoming more responsible for your own education.