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Feb 12, 2011
At the same time, I am teaching psychology. And I know people often make the distinction between left brain and right brain tasks. Although I am pretty sure "left vs. right brain" thinking is largely oversimplified. I used this logic when I had my students set up their interactive notebooks.
I've noticed a lot of teachers use the right side of the interactive notebooks for class notes. This seems to go against left vs. right brain thinking. Overthinking this I know.... Have you noticed this?
Sara
On 2/12/11, tj wrote: > I have started using interactive notebooks with my 9th > grade history students, and I am loving the concept. > Interactive notebooks have helped me to really improve how > I teach and how my students learn. I use the left side for > notes/info and the right side for processing/creative > tasks. Most teache...See More
Memem
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bob
On 10/22/15, Memem wrote:
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