guess gaucher, it makes you feel good. >> guest: it actually does make you feel good.it makes you feel good. the neuroscience shows because through brain imaging and neurochemical studies we discovered that when you interact with the device particularly during certain activities like video games or the internet you get this dopamine squirt like we alluded to earlier. but scientist told me which is one of the most important parts of this phenomenon is that that dopamine interaction, that squirt to the pressure center of your brain does not have to do with information. it merely has to do with the stimulus response. so you on this primitive level you do something and something happens and you get rewarded for it. kids all the time with babies, you do something to get a response. now you have this device where you get a response. you get accustomed to these little squirts. you open an app and you get a response. you kill an angry berger mess and angry bird and you get a response. in those actions you start to feel bored and then what you do? >> host: basically we are talk

david gaucher who i admire quite a bit he brought in the motto what is good enough coaching? you think about the good and apparent motto. what is that because you will never be able to hire all rock star coaches but what is the level of change you will remediate in and what is the fit between a coach, you could have a rock star coaches but in the school it has a different framework. we talk about implementations. we have to have training and we really need to get into that black box of what is coaching, what is the good enough coaching? is it duration? is it personality, is that emotional intelligence? there are a variety of different factors that are critical for the change process. that's just a snapshot of some of our findings were safe and supportive schools initiative and gives you a little bit of a perspective on the field we are learning through this process. [applause] >> hello, good afternoon almost. i am closer between you and your break so i am really honored to be with you this morning and share a little bit about what i get to do in l.a. and my role in coordinati