Right-Brained Online Learning

Tip 1 - Homeschool, Afterschool, Summer Study - Time4Learning

Online education program for homeschool, afterschool, remediation and summer use. It teaches prek-12th graders math, language arts and more using animated lessons, printable worksheets and interactive activities.
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Tip 2 - Modern myths of learning: The creative right brain | Donald H Taylor on WordPress.com

Modern myths of learning: The creative right brain First published on TrainingZone, 03/06/2009 Tweet this If you like this you may also like: Modern myths of learning: You only use 10% of your brain -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- "Creative (Right-Brain) people can attain their goals!" "Creative people use the RIGHT side of their brains more than the LEFT"…

Tip 3 - Left Brain vs Right Brain in the Classroom | Scholastic.com

By better understanding our own neurological strengths and weaknesses, we can adapt our lessons to reach all of our students.

Tip 4 - More Right-Brained Math Ideas

While arithmetic may seem simple to children with left-brain characteristics, right-brain oriented learners often struggle with basic math in traditional classroom settings, which are more geared toward left-brained learners. Fortunately, math does not have to be difficult for these learners! Homeschoolers can use curricula, techniques, and strategies that can help the right-brained child learn math effectively. Read More...