Teaching for the Two-Sided Mind: A Guide to Right Brain/ Left Brain Education

by Linda VerLee Williams

A guide to Right Brain/Left Brain education

Genres: Nonfiction, Education

213 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1983

About the author

Linda Verlee Williams has taught school at every level from preschool to college. She has trained teachers at the University of California at Berkeley, for the Ministry of Education in Ethiopia, and in many school districts. She is an instructor at University Extension, the University of California and is an associate of The Learning Circle in Berkeley.

Reviews

[Susan Okeefe]

An interesting read. Discusses the importance of learning different approaches when teaching to ensure that all learners expereince success. Examples of how learners process information differently depending which hemisphere is dominant. Book deals with how materials should be taught-not what should be taught.

[Squeak Squeak!]

It's a great book if you actually plan to apply the knowledge learned. It talks in the sense that you are a teacher or plan to become a teacher and are striving to make a more complete experience with your students. I am not a teacher so don't plan to apply to much of this knowledge besides in my own personal life but would highly recommend to an aspiring teacher.

[Terry]

As a teacher, I found this book interesting and informative. Some of the chapters were dated; but the majority of the ideas could be used with children when teaching.

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