Webinar: The 7 Levels of Learning: The Heart, The Brain, and Learning that Lasts – Why Children Must Feel Their Learning with Gavin McCormack!
August 5 @ 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm
ET $45
Description of Webinar: What does it truly mean for learning to last? In this thought-provoking webinar participants will explore a powerful framework Gavin developed while writing his book, Raising Resilient Children. Grounded in current neurological research and whole-child education, this session moves beyond traditional, didactic instruction to illuminate the full spectrum of how children learn—from initial exposure to deep reflection and emotional connection. Attendees will gain insight into how meaningful learning experiences are shaped not only by what children think, but by what they feel, and how educators can intentionally guide students through each level to foster resilience, engagement, and lasting understanding.
Proposed Audience: This session is intended for all Montessori Educators and administrators.
How to Register For This Event:
Please note: You may register at any time before the live event on August 5th, 2026.
Registration for the event will close at 6:45 PM, 15 minutes before the start time.
- Click For General Registration: $45 per person
- Click For CGMS Alumni & Faculty: $35 per person
Presenter Bio: Gavin McCormack is the co-founder of Upschool, a global platform empowering children to develop real-world skills through purpose-driven learning. With over 20 years of experience as a Montessori trained educator, Gavin has taught in schools across the world and is widely recognised for his innovative approach to education that places the child at the centre of the learning journey.
He is the Montessori Australia Ambassador and a TEDx speaker, known for his work in reshaping how we think about education, moving away from grades and towards meaning, agency and impact. Gavin has built ten schools, several libraries, and three teacher training centres in Nepal, and continues to work with educators and organisations globally to bring about long-term change in education systems.
A best-selling author of children’s books and a guide for parents on Montessori education, Gavin has been recognised as one of the top ten most influential global educators for multiple consecutive years. His work focuses on helping children understand that they have the ability to make a difference in the world through the knowledge and skills they develop in school.
At the heart of Gavin’s philosophy is a simple belief: When children feel safe, connected and inspired, they don’t just learn, they thrive, and in doing so, they begin to change the world around them.

