Activity Handout 2.3 Which Hemisphere is It?

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Two hemispheres with different specializations

Advertisements

What I Liked Best About Second Grade! By: Lindsay Kane.

i-Plan to Use My Learning Style

 specific functions on specific to one side of the cortex rather than bilateral.

Number Recognition Actually recognizing the symbol representing the number.

Mrs. Kenny March Using what we know… small group activity Consider right-brain/left-brain and multiple intelligences… What would it be good to focus.

The Human Brain.

The Human Brain. The Central Core  Cerebellum: Motor Control  Brain Stem:  Pons: Sleep, arousal  Reticular Formation: Sleep, arousal, attention 

CEREBRAL LATERALITY: RIGHT BRAIN/LEFT BRAIN Dominant brain and dumb brain.

SPLIT-BRAIN SURGERY Elisa Janami.

Multi-Sensory Learning Memory Tricks. Y our Preferred Learning Style Visual Auditory Kinetic Write words or math problems in the air as you say it outloud.

Curriculum Meeting PreK3 and PreK4 Holy Trinity Episcopal School September 22 nd at 8:00 AM Nancy Bryan and Nici Esch.

The Class of 2003 Learning how you learn Learning with your whole brain! or How to double your memory! Talk 3.

Thursday, January 12, 2012 Objective : Review for quiz BR:After a car accident, Gina suffered brain damage and her vision was impaired. What brain lobe.

Maths at Home Maths is all around !. Counting Counting as you go up or down the stairs. How many steps all together? If you are on the 3 rd step, how.

Language Aphasia is an impairment of language, usually caused by left hemisphere damage either to Broca’s area (impaired speaking) or to Wernicke’s area.

Jan Scott English Language Teacher The Vocab Box.

The Nervous System 2 Major Divisions: Central and Peripheral.

 Tuesday – theme review  Wednesday – theme – central idea review  Thursday – library orientation  Friday – theme writing prompt.

The Brain Left Hemisphere vs. Right Hemisphere. Vocab: Hemisphere Hemi = Half (Greek) Sphere = Circle Hemisphere= half of a sphere or circle What else.

WARM UP 4/12 1. Write down any parts of the brain you know (ex:cerebrum) 2. Write down 3 other facts you know about the brain 3. Write down 3 things you.

EQ: What are the structures of the brain and what do they control? BR: Besides for “thinking” what types of things do you think your brain controls?

Section 5.6 Special Products of Binomials. 5.6 Lecture Guide: Special Products of Binomials Objective 1: Multiply by inspection a sum times a difference.

Four lobes of the cerebral cortex FRONTAL LOBE OCCIPITAL LOBE TEMPORAL LOBE PARIETAL LOBE.

Puzzle o ‘the day. The Split-Brain Phenomenon

Draw the following picture as accurately as you can…

Introduction to the brain

Left Brain Vs. Right Brain Left brain analytical calculations Process language – written and oral Quick literal interpretations.

By Riley. I like to go on Youtube and watch vanoss and listen to music. I like to work on my yola website. Or look up things on best buy to get. I like.

Left/Right Hemisphere Specialization LEFT (a little bigger) RIGHT Holistic thought Seeing “big” picture before understanding details Intuition Insight.

UNIT 2: SOLVING EQUATIONS AND INEQUALITIES Final Exam Review.

 Cerebral hemispheres (cerebrum)  Diencephalon  Brain stem  Cerebellum.

Right Hemisphere : Creativity Emotion Art Imagination Spiritual Colorful Musical Spatial relations Patterns Controls left side of body.

Brain Lateralization Information in this presentation is taken from UCCP Content.

The Brain  By the end of the lesson you should be able to  Describe the structure and function of the brain  State the function and location of cerebrum,

Chapter 7.  Cerebral hemispheres (cerebrum)  Diencephalon  Brain stem  Cerebellum.

Name Next Spelling Word #1 Next Previous Spelling Word #2 Next.

Left Brain Drawing: Memory Drawing: Symbols Specialties: Symbols, Words, Letters, Numbers, Analytical / Critical Thinking, Language Linear Numerical Chronological.

A Review of The Split Brain. This thick band of neurons connects the left and right hemispheres of the brain and can be severed in some epileptic patients.

A cerebral hemisphere is defined as one of the two regions of the brain that are delineated by the body's median plane.

Hemispheric Differences

Boys and Girls in the Classroom: What teachers need to know Abigail Norfleet James, Ph.D. EASSE April 19, 2013.

Our Newer Brain “What makes us distinctively human mostly arises from the complex function of the cerebral cortex.” - David G. Myers.

Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain

Maths at Home Maths is all around !.

Physiology of Cerebral Cortex

Communication and Social Style

Right Brain and Left Brain Thinking

Human brain 2010.

Westport Middle School Advisory Lesson

Do Now What is the cerebral cortex?.

CAT Scan MRI Scan.

CSE322 LEFT & RIGHT LINEAR REGULAR GRAMMAR

Chapter 13. Mathematics.

Three Parts of Creating Art

BRAIN HEMISPHERES.

Reminder: ASL is a visual, manual and spatial language

Brain Hemisphere Dominance Inventory

UNIT 3 THE CONSCIOUS SELF

Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain

Unit 5: Building the Story

Brain Development Child Development.

Can you put the symbols in?

Academic Success in the classroom

UNIT 3 THE CONSCIOUS SELF

Vocabulary Builder Warm-Up 12/03/12

REMEMBER… If you don’t understand, use these signs:

Get the title right!.

Studying The Brain.

Presentation transcript:

Activity Handout 2.3 Which Hemisphere is It? Read each of the below activities and then state which hemisphere (the left or the right) controls that behavior. 1. Writing lecture notes while in class - LEFT or RIGHT (circle one) Why? verbal processing in left 2. Watching your favorite TV show - LEFT or RIGHT (circle one) Why? nonverbal information and visual recognition are right 3. Catching a ball in left field - LEFT or RIGHT (circle one) Why? visual information from the left is processed on the right side 4. Doing math problems for a homework assignment - LEFT or RIGHT (circle one) Why? math is left 5. Doing a crossword puzzle in the newspaper - LEFT or RIGHT (circle one) Why? words and language are left 6. Running a marathon - LEFT or RIGHT (circle one) Why? Both; parietal lobe controls motor activity 7. Listening to a love song with your significant other - LEFT or RIGHT (circle one) Why? symbols and emotion are right 8. Putting together a desk you just bought at the local office superstore - LEFT or RIGHT (circle one) Why? spatial reasoning is right 9. Taking a spelling test - LEFT or RIGHT (circle one) Why? grammar is left 10. Doing your yearly taxes - LEFT or RIGHT (circle one) Why?

Read each of the statements and then write down which hemisphere (the left or the right) controls that behavior.

Where’s the verbal processing done? Writing lecture notes while in class - LEFT or RIGHT? Why?

Where’s the non-verbal information and visual recognition done? Watching your favorite TV show - LEFT or RIGHT? Why? Where’s the non-verbal information and visual recognition done?

From what side is visual representation from the left processed? Catching a ball in left field - LEFT or RIGHT? Why? From what side is visual representation from the left processed?

Which side is considered the “language and words” side? Doing a crossword puzzle in the newspaper - LEFT or RIGHT? Why? Which side is considered the “language and words” side?

Which lobe controls motor activity? Running a marathon - LEFT or RIGHT? Why?

What side are symbols and emotion on? Listening to a love song with your significant other - LEFT or RIGHT? Why? What side are symbols and emotion on?

What side is spatial reasoning on? Putting together a desk you just bought at the local office superstore? Why?

Which side is grammar on? Taking a spelling test - LEFT or RIGHT? Why? Which side is grammar on?

Doing your yearly taxes - LEFT or RIGHT? Why? Which side is math on?

What did you learn? Pair off. Read yours to your partner. Switch. Compare and add/remove from yours.