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    This document discusses the powers of the mind and how to improve learning using both left and right brain functions. It begins by outlining the key points to be discussed: the left and right brain functions and how understanding them can improve learning, exploring mind mapping techniques for different thinking styles, and making a plan to develop both sides of the brain to boost learning. It then provides information about the three main parts of the brain and their functions before discussing lateral thinking puzzles and how to make a mind map.

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    This document discusses the powers of the mind and how to improve learning using both left and right brain functions. It begins by outlining the key points to be discussed: the left and right brain functions and how understanding them can improve learning, exploring mind mapping techniques for different thinking styles, and making a plan to develop both sides of the brain to boost learning. It then provides information about the three main parts of the brain and their functions before discussing lateral thinking puzzles and how to make a mind map.

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    This document discusses the powers of the mind and how to improve learning using both left and right brain functions. It begins by outlining the key points to be discussed: the left and right brain functions and how understanding them can improve learning, exploring mind mapping techniques for different thinking styles, and making a plan to develop both sides of the brain to boost learning. It then provides information about the three main parts of the brain and their functions before discussing lateral thinking puzzles and how to make a mind map.

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    This document discusses the powers of the mind and how to improve learning using both left and right brain functions. It begins by outlining the key points to be discussed: the left and right brain functions and how understanding them can improve learning, exploring mind mapping techniques for different thinking styles, and making a plan to develop both sides of the brain to boost learning. It then provides information about the three main parts of the brain and their functions before discussing lateral thinking puzzles and how to make a mind map.

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    “THE POWERS OF MIND”

    At the end of the discussion, you will be able to:

    *discuss that understanding the left and right brain functions


    may help in in improving one’s learning,
    *explore mind-mapping techniques suited to right brain – or left
    brain-dominant thinking styles, and
    *make a plan to improve learning using both left and right brain
    development.
    WHAT ARE THE THREE PARTS OF THE
    BRAIN?
    LATERAL THINKING PUZZLE
    • You are driving down the road in your car on a wild, stormy
    night, when you pass by a bus stop and you see three people
    waiting for the bus:
    1. An old lady who looks as if she is about to die
    2. An old friend who once saved your life
    3. The perfect partner you have been dreaming about
    Knowing that there can be only one passenger in your car,
    whom would you choose?

    3 Metastrips
    LATERAL THINKING PUZZLE
    • A man and his son are in a car crash. The
    father is killed and the child is taken to
    hospital gravely injured. When he gets there,
    the surgeon says, "I can’t operate on this boy-
    for he is my son!!! How can this be possible?

    • 2 Metastrips
    CEREBRUM
    CEREBRUM
    The main functions of the cerebrum include:

    • Interpreting sensations such vision, hearing, touch and smell


    • Controlling our feelings and emotions
    • Thinking, problem solving, and adapting our behaviors
    • Learning and remembering
    • Understanding and using language to communicate
    • Perceiving the space around us
    • Body movement
    FRONTAL LOBE
    PARIETAL LOBE
    OCCIPITAL LOBE
    TEMPORAL LOBE
    CEREBELLUM
    CEREBELLUM

    The functions of the cerebellum include:


    ●Learning
    ●Coordinating movement and balance
    ●Fine tuning thoughts, emotions, touch, and other senses
    BRAIN STEM
    BRAIN STEM

    The functions of the brain stem, the oldest part of the


    brain, are essential to maintaining life:
    ●Breathing
    ●Heart rate and blood pressure
    ●Digestion
    ●Body temperature
    ●reticular activating system (RAS) that makes the brain alert
    The Dominant Side of The Brain
    MIND MAPPING
    YOU CAN GROW YOUR INTELLIGENCE
    YOU CAN GROW YOUR INTELLIGENCE
    • How do we know the brain can grow stronger?
    YOU CAN GROW YOUR INTELLIGENCE
    • What can you do to get stronger?
    • How do we know the brain can grow stronger?
    YOU CAN GROW YOUR INTELLIGENCE
    • What can you do to get stronger?
    • How do we know the brain can grow stronger?
    HOW TO MAKE A MIND MAP
    • Turn the page on its side (landscape). Use plain paper.
    • Draw the central image using different colors. The
    central image should encapsulate the subject of the
    map.
    • Add the branches representing the subject’s main
    topics or themes using key words or images.
    • Add detail with more key words and images. Use color.
    • Print/write the words clearly
    • Use arrows to connect linked ideas.

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