| When I was a child, and a string of
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| | As well, blood moves from the brain's
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| Christmas tree lights went out, it was my
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| | thinking area (frontal lobes) to that
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| job to replace each bulb one-by-one to
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| | part of the brain that is responsible for
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| discover which one was burned out. To
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| | survival reactions (reptilian brain).
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| enrich our effectiveness in work or
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| | Under stress, we just don't think as
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| study, we need to first uncover what is
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| | well.We learn by taking in information
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| obstructing our progress. We need to
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| | through all our senses. The top three
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| ensure that we are sufficiently hydrated
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| | ways we learn is seeing, hearing, and
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| and nourished. A person dehydrated by
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| | touching. Most instructors do not think
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| just five percent has a diminished
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| | that learning through touch and movement
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| cognitive ability of thirty percent. The
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| | is useful beyond the lower grades.
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| right types of food will supply the brain
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| | Generally speaking, school systems cater
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| with its fuel - glucose. As well, our
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| | to visual and auditory learners. Those
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| immediate surroundings must be factored
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| | whose principal learning mode is
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| in. Things like temperature,
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| | kinesthetic (touch, movement, experience)
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| illumination, cleanliness, acoustics, and
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| | operate at a distinct disadvantage. This
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| support materials. A competitive
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| | group makes up a large portion of
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| atmosphere is built into the school
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| | high-school dropouts.The concept of
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| format, and this discourages some who are
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| | different learning styles goes far beyond
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| less visual or auditory than
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| | just visual, auditory, and kinesthetic. I
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| others.Ninety-five percent of our
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| | am sure you know that most people have a
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| behaviors are automatic. They are driven
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| | dominant hand and a dominant brain
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| by the subconscious mind, which
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| | hemisphere. People also have a dominant
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| faithfully carries out clear directives.
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| | foot, dominant eye, and dominant ear. The
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| Like computer programs, these patterns or
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| | configuration of how any one person is
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| habits are often established in early
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| | wired may show one of a possible 32
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| childhood, and operate flawlessly until
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| | unique learning styles.Occasionally,
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| they are changed. This can explain
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| | trainers instruct according to how they
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| self-sabotage, difficulties with
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| | themselves learn. They blatantly
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| motivation, discipline, and
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| | disregard the fact that many of their
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| attitudes.Whether you are a student, or
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| | learners do not share the same approach.
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| already in the workforce, you have a need
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| | This non-inclusive teaching can be
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| to take in information in the most
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| | remedied by including a number of simple
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| efficient manner possible. For the next
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| | measures. The use of flip charts in lieu
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| few moments, suspend your belief in
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| | of presentation slides is more
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| everything you know about how to learn.
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| | kinesthetic. It encourages learners to
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| Keep an open mind to new concepts.Some
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| | pace themselves with the lesson as it
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| people still believe that incoming data
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| | progresses, rather than "reading ahead"
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| (information) reaches the conscious mind
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| | and not listening to the instructor. Flip
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| first, and then somehow gets processed so
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| | chart pages can be placed around the room
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| that some of it finally reaches long-term
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| | to be used as review points. These
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| memory. Actually, the opposite is true.
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| | reviews are done at the beginning of the
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| Initially, all data hits the subconscious
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| | next class, in groups of three walking
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| for processing. The brain's priority is
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| | around the room (kinesthetic activity).
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| survival. If the new information isn't
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| | The small group format increases the
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| threatening, then it is compared to
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| | chance that each student will be
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| existing data. If it's not needed, it is
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| | discussing the points with classmates
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| deleted. The remaining data is sorted and
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| | whose learning styles are different. This
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| filtered. Some is handed off to the
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| | enables new perceptions to
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| conscious mind for processing, and some
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| | emerge.International speaker, Dr. Brian
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| is consigned to long-term memory. This
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| | E. Walsh, is the bestselling author of
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| all happens in a flash. The subconscious
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| | Unleashing Your Brilliance. For much of
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| mind operates at 800 times the speed of
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| | his 30-year corporate career he was
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| the conscious mind.Why can't people
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| | involved in human resources, specifically
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| remember things when they are nervous? I
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| | training.While living in the arctic,
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| am sure that you've heard of the body's
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| | Brian studied anthropology and
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| reaction to threat. It's called
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| | Neurolinguistic Programming (NLP), which
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| fight-or-flight. It is typified by rapid
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| | prepared him for working with other
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| breathing, and a diversion of oxygenated
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| | cultures.
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| blood from the visceral area to muscles.
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