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Learning and Intake Dunn and Dunn have found that some students need food or water intake to learn. Find out how many need this for optimal learning conditions. right brain left brain • right brain vs left brain • left and right brain • left side of brain • left brain function
Temperature and Learning Can the temperature in a room affect learning? Dunn and Dunn have found that it does. Learn how it can affect learning and what to do about it. right brain left brain • right brain vs left brain • left and right brain • left side of brain • left brain function
The Brain and Learning There are little idiocyncrasies in a school setting that separate left brains and right brains. Understanding the differences better can decrease frustrations. right brain left brain • right brain vs left brain • left and right brain • left side of brain • left brain function
Famous Right Brains While we may not respect right brains as much as left brains in our western culture, history does show us that they do add greatly to society. albert einstein • learning disabled • homeschooled • leonardo da vinci • benjamin franklin
Left Brains and Right Brains This article is a thumbnail sketch of the left and right brain traits. This is merely the beginning in understanding the two. Which one are you? left brain • right brain • verbal • visual • kinesthetic
Right/Left Brain Background Brains have been the subject of research as long as anyone can remember. We do know that brains are universal. Every society has the same number of right or left brains. left brain • right brain • brain dominance • learning styles • brain development
Review of My Stroke of Insight Brain scientist Jill Bolte Taylor's recovery from a stroke helps her understand the power of thought and its importance to a balanced brain. my stroke of insight • jill bolte taylor • right brain • left brain • power of thought
Learning Styles Students all learn differently. The four learning styles are auditory, visual, tactile, and kinesthetic. What can students do to enhance their learning curve? right brain left brain • right brain vs left brain • left and right brain • left side of brain • left brain function
Posture and Learning Can "how" a student sits or "where" they sit make a difference in how they learn? Yes. Find out what students can do to optimize learning situations. right brain left brain • right brain vs left brain • left and right brain • left side of brain • left brain function
Universal Design for Learning "UDL" is the product of a think tank in Peabody, Mass. It allows students to "show" what they know in their learning style. It's working. udl • universal design for learning • ohio • assessments • achievement gaps
How is the Bible useful if I cannot take it literally? An essay on using the Bible for interpretive spiritual content rather than merely as a collection of historical religious facts and prescriptions. bible • literal • left-brain • right-brain • scripture
Am I Creative? How to determine your own creative qualities and then put them to use. creative • creativity • create • personality • psychology
Can We Go Back to Where We Were? Let's Try Some Drawing! An article that will try to put you in your right mind (well, at least the right hemisphere.) Try doing a little drawing. No fancy stuff, no special equipment - just to take a mental break. No time, no rules, no audience, and no harsh judge! draw • pencil • paper • line • shape
Creative Goal Setting This article describes a new and creative method for goal setting and achievement. Use the SAFE acronym which engages right-brain creative functions to achieve your goals goal • goal setting • creative goal • creativity • right brain
Left Brain Characteristics How can you tell if you are a left brain? There are some very distinctive characteristics. Find out what they are. left brains • classical music • skeptical • law • accounting
MORE ART BASICS - YES, BUT CAN YOU DRAW? This is another in a series of articles I am writing here on Suite101 regarding the fundamentals of the visual arts. This time I give you links to great drawings, and also discuss some of the excellent books I have on teaching oneself to draw. Of course, it's always best to take a real live class from a real art instructor, with other live art students, for critiques, if nothing else. Nevertheless, these books are good resources, and very useful even if you do already know how to look and to draw. draw • drawing • observe • observation • betty edwards
Right Brain, Left Brain, Whole Brain Using different modes of thought, analytical and intuitive, will enhance your readings and the learning process. Knowing your style can both help you to become a stronger Tarot reader <i>and</i> enhance your overall thinking process. right-brain • left-brain • hemispheres • learning tarot • thought processes in learning
Right Brain Characteristics How can you tell if you are a right brain? It is not difficult to determine. Learn the characteristics of the right brain. right brain characteristics • visual kinesthetic learners • left right brain traits • left right brain • right hemisphere brain
Birth Order and IQ Are the oldest really smarter than younger siblings? The research explains why this may be indeed true. birth order plus • birth order intelligence psychology gender • intelligence tests • intelligence theory • birth family
Finding Your Voice as a Writer A Unique voice is essential if you want to succeed as a writer. Ways to make your voice stronger. writer’s voice • finding your voice • oral storytelling • storyteller • drawing on the right side of the brain
Best Time of Day to Learn Dunn and Dunn research has found the best time of day for learning. The results are surprising. Prime time for learning in our population is not 8:30-3:30 p.m. right brain • rock and roll • animated • creative • entrepreneurs
Vocational Education: Hot When parents of high school students are polled, they overwhelmingly want their children to graduate from a 4-year college. But, new careers are at 2-year colleges. vocational schools • vocational colleges • technical colleges • community colleges • junior colleges
Is Upper Level Math Necessary? Students are told that they must work hard to achieve success in math in high school because math will be needed in the real world. Is this really true? math requirements for graduation • misguided graduation requirements • howard gardner • multiple intelligences • left-brain
Brain Gym Brain Gym is a series of body movements or exercises that are believed to help with many learning disabilities and other roadblocks to success. brain exercises improve learning • how the brain works • brain exercises for adhd • mind body fitness • brain fitness
Personality Traits of Lefties If you're left-handed, your personality traits may include resiliency & independence. Here are a few fascinating facts about left-handed people, lefties, or Southpaws. qualities of left-handed people • personality traits of lefties • left-handed presidents • mixed-handed people • big five personality traits
SMART SAFE Visioning Wall At Mary MacKillop we hope our students will be motivated, self directioned, cooperative and visionary leaders of an inspired future world. releasing learning blocks • visionary process • digital murals • goal setting • smart
Get Going with Writing your Novel You've got an idea for a story you'd like to write, but your first attempts make you want to give up. Follow these six steps to move past the first stage of despair. kids books • write books for children • creative writing • fiction writing tips • writing ideas
Principal Changes Student Grades Teachers are not happy that their principal changed over 90 grades from F to passing. Are students the reason for the failures or the teachers? grades • patricia randzo • north philadelphia • interventions • unfair teachers
Anyone Can Be An Illustrator Discover David Melton's innovative classroom techniques of creating an illustrated book by capitalizing on right brain creativity. right brain • creativity • illustrations • illustrator • picture book
Creative Therapy - Visual Journaling How to create a visual journal. visual journaling creative therapy overcoming ob
How To Motivate Learning Dunn and Dunn state students have four basic motivational areas. Finding the one that works can be the key to inspiring a student. Learn each student's style. motivation • self motivation • peer motivation • collegial authority • adult authority
WORK SPACE DESIGN Design your work space to have things in convenient, easy to reach places. Begin to work in the space to get a feel for where the worktable should be, where lights should be placed. Don't completely design a space and have permanent shelving put in until the configuration feels right. design • work space • massie's • craft talk • crafts
Our Creative Subconscious (Part II) This is the second article in a series of three designed to enhance your mental capacities. Bring more creativity into your life using self-hypnosis. hypnosis • holistic • healing • health • mental
Art & Science of Goal Setting A comprehensive analysis of goal setting processes, questions to ask when setting goals, common mistakes to avoid, and powerful tools to aid in goal achievement. goal setting • setting goals • set goal • purpose driven life • life purpose
DVD Picks: Brainy Baby Two new videos for toddlers 6 months to 3 years, the Brainy Baby series is an all-around stimulating experience.
Writing Blockbuster Novels Part I: An Interview with T. J. MacGregor T.J. MacGregor tells what it's like to be an author of twenty-four suspense and mystery novels in a special interview. interview • suspense • mystery • thriller • occult
Homework and TV - A No No It's homework time and the TV is going in one room and music pounding in another. Are the kids able to do homework under these conditions? No. homework help • homework helper • homework assignments • kids homework • homework test
Textiles and Art In many cultures and historical periods textiles were often a woman's only source of artistic expression. This article looks at this premise and gives many sites for viewing various textile forms. textile • art • woman's history • history • fiber
Breaking Through Writer's Block Writer's block can be an intermittent or long-term problem. These books and ideas will help break the block and get you writing. writers block • natalie goldberg • henriette klauser • wild mind • writing on both sides of the brain
Color and Learning The color of a room or a computer screen can change the atmosphere of a room and behavior. Find out which colors you may want to select and which ones to avoid. colors affect learning • classroom behaviors color • calming colors • color codes • color chart
Dream Analysis Analyzing your dreams requires little more than your own imagination and insight. Here we review the secrets and keys to bring about your own successful dream analysis. how to analyze dreams • interpreting dreams • dream interpretation • dream meanings • dream symbols
How to Stay Lucid in a Dream Having mastered the ability to have conscious dreams, the biggest problem people face is waking up too soon. Here are some tips on how to stay lucid in a dream. how to stay lucid in a dream • make lucid dreams last longer • premature awakening • stephen laberge • how to have lucid dreams
Let's put the joy back in teaching and learning A recent article reminded me that we need to persist in our efforts to have schools be joyful places and that there is strength in numbers. educational reform • joy of learning • social and emotional learning • standardised tests
Personal Development Books A summary article of excellent personal development and growth books. personal development books • personal growth books • law of attraction • esther hicks • lynn grabhorn
SMART Goal Setting A prevalent process for setting goals uses the SMART acronym, Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Realistic, and Timely. This article summarizes key components of SMART. smart goals • developing goals • goal setting • setting goals • goals
State Graduation Exam Debate Is the basis for exit exams political or educational? state exams controversy • citizens don't like nclb • exit exams unfair • students are visual learners • lecture is ineffective
Tips for Writing Your First Novel Defining your writing method or trying a new approach will help new authors write a great story. Understanding technique enables writers to accomplish their goals. help for first time writers • how to write a novel • formulas for novels • formulas for stories • outlines for novels
What are Past Life Memories? Three possible explanations provide an evolving and whole-brain perspective on past life memories. what are past life memories? past life memories • cryptamnesia • reincarnation • holographic recall • dr. john oski
Ace Your SAT Verbal and Writing High school students: you don't have to study intensely to ace the verbal and writing portions of your SAT I! Here are some ways to slack off while learning. high school • college • sat • sats • parents |
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