~The Right-Brained Dominant Learner
Being right-brained dominant or left-brained dominant is a way to view a person’s holistic learning style. As you understand more about it, you will even discover how much it impacts your relationships, career choice, and perspective. These Introduction-Beginner posts will provide you with the foundational framework of what makes a person right-brained dominant:
An Introduction to the Creative Right-Brained Learner
The Natural Learning Development for Right-Brained Children
Your Child Might Be Right-Brained If…
Learning Disabled or Learns Differently? (A visual/audio presentation given at the on-line virtual Homeschool Conference on August 23-24, 2013.)
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~My Unschooling Journey
As I followed the lead of my seven right-brained children, they revealed to me how a child’s natural learning path matches beautifully with scientific research on brain development (and other body processes). I try to share that information here, my philosophies, and how unschooling was implemented in my home with my children.
How to Shift From School-Think to Engaged Learning
The 60/30/10 Principle to Strengths-Based Learning
The Collaborative Learning Stages
The Collaborative Learning Process Summary Guide
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~Reading Posts
There is a lot of controversy about what and when is the best way to teach reading. Reading is something that was very important to me personally and I hoped to share that with my seven children as I raised and homeschooled them. I try to share in each of these posts the things I have learned in the process of doing this:
Learning to Read – Typical Right-Brained Traits
Learning to Read – Parental Role Ideas
Phonics Programs “Behind” Sight Word Programs
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~Dyslexia Posts
It is estimated that 20 percent of children are diagnosed with dyslexia. Behind every diagnosis of dyslexia is a right-brained learner. What’s the difference between a child who is right-brained and a later reader and one who has dyslexia? I think gathering information is very important in order to determine the difference for yourself based on what you know about your child. Here are some posts that will help you with your research:
Dyslexia or Right-Brained Dominant?
Learning to Read with Sight Words
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~Various Subjects
Sometimes we get stuck thinking there is one right way to learn something. My children taught me that there are as many ways to learn as there are people pursuing it. Here are some posts to expand your thinking on how to learn various subjects:
Writing in the Teen Years – A Natural Progression
Video Games: A Blessing or a Curse?
Right-Brained Math: Concepts to Facts
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