When I did something particularly dumb as a child, my father used to tell me to use my head for "something other than a hat rack" I loved hats, so it always made me grin. Now that he is gone, I remind myself of his advice on occasion. :)
But lots of people have been using their heads for important educational activities about the brain for many years. In fact, March 2015 marks the 20th year of Brain Awareness Week. And in Little Rock, the Arkansas chapter of the Society for Neuroscience will celebrate this milestone with kid- and teen-friendly activities at the Reynolds Museum of Discovery.
“On Saturday, March 21, the Arkansas Chapter of the Societyfor Neuroscience will celebrate Brain Awareness Week at the Museum of
Discovery. From 10 am-3 pm, neuroscience research groups from around the state
will host educational activities for children of all ages. Activities including
sculpting brains out of Play-Doh, learning neuroanatomy from brain specimens,
demonstrations of perceptual illusions, and teaching about operant
conditioning.”
So take advantage of this chance to use your head and find out what goes on inside it too! Go science!
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