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Are you Left or Right Brain

Left Brain Analytic Verbal Responds to word meaning Sequential Processes information linerarly Plans Ahead Recalls names Speaks with few gestrues Formal study Design Is always on time Right Brain Global Visual Repsonds to tone of voice Random Processes information in varied order Responds to emotion Impulsive Recalls faces not names Talks With Hands Prefers movement Tends to be late

Right Brain Visual Learners

A child's brain is divided into two hemispheres; the right and the left.  The left side of the brain dominates the right side and the right side of the body dominates the left.  A lot of times left handed individuals are thought to be right brain dominant.  The entire brain works together but  children can have a dominance. Right Brain Visual Learners seem to be very creative.  They learn  by doing hands on activities and exploring.  The student leans on the Right side.  They also tend to be unorganized and distracted.  He or she learns through visual cues.  He learns through giving the information all at once.  They tend to be global learners.  They have the capacity to understand the big idea.  Quiet space helps him tap into his left brain side.  They work well in groups but can be distracted.  The use of color could help the child learn more easily.  These students do not work well under pressure. ...

Learning Styles Find Yours

Learning styles are different ways students process information.  Teachers realize not all children learn in the same way.  Effective teachers present materials in ways that will help the student absorb information.  But its also a good idea for parents and children to understand how they learn best.  Find out what type of learner you are by seeing the four categories. Auditory or Language Learners These children learn through listening to what others have to say and talking about what they're learning. They remember information by talking outloud.  It helps to have things explained orally.  Students may have trouble with written instructions.  They often talk to themselves by learning something new.  These students enjoy discussion groups over working alone. Visual Learners These people learn trhough watching.  It is believed to be the most common learning style.  The students remember visual details.  They prefer to see ...