Brainswitching: A Skill for the 21st Century

Education & Teaching

Asher, James J.

Schools & Teaching

Sky Oaks Productions

You have heard about the exciting right-left brain research by Dr. Roger Sperry. For the first time, here are practical applications for improving memory and learning, especially for "difficult" subjects such as computer programming, mathematics, and foreign languages. How to switch from one side of the brain to the other to understand anything in the first exposure. How to change aberrant behavior such as drug or alcohol abuse by skillfully moving from one hemisphere to the other.

Brainswitching: Learning on the Right Side of the Brain

Sky Oak Productions

The weird and wonderful world of mathematical mysteries

It is a myth that subjects as algebra, geometry, trigonometry, and calculus--and foreign languages are "difficult." All of those subjects have a hidden childlike simplicity, which Asher reveals in this book. The perception of difficulty is an illusion created by playing to half the student's brain, usually the wrong half. Parents who want to help their children be successful You help your kids by first discovering what you missed in those math courses; then you are prepared to mentor your children of all ages. For easy reading, no chapter is more than five pages. School administrators Inspire your hard-working, dedicated teachers by giving this book to them as a career-enhancing gift. Math instructors Packed with dozens of original ideas you can put to immediate use. After you preview the first few chapters at no cost, I do not believe you will put the book down. You will be thrilled when your students say, "Wow! I get it! This is really cool!" This exciting book is priced low, to be affordable for every teacher around the world. We believe you will be a fan and inspired to review the book on social media.

Let's Make Sense of Mathematics

Science & Math

Mathematics

Learning Another Language Through Actions

Reference

Adamski, Carol

Foreign Language Study & Reference

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Learning Another Language Through Actions

A fresh look at science, and technology in 25 exciting true stories such as: - How two brothers, who own a bicycle shop in Ohio, build a bicycle that can fly. - How penicillin is discovered when wind blows in some dirt from an open window. - How an American student discovers the secret of DNA, and becomes the youngest person ever to win a Nobel Prize. His discovery transformed everyone's life in the 21st Century; yet amazingly, Harvard University tried to ban his personal story from publication. - How a junior member of an Italian university discovers a simple equation that predicts the distance objects fall in space in seconds. A stunning discovery made even more remarkable when all he had to work with was a crude measure of time: water dripping from a bottle. - How a fifteen year old boy discovers patterns of dots that enable blind people to read and write. - How an uneducated janitor in London discovers simple patterns of electricity to enable giant turbines to move millions of gallons of water. - How a young Englishman read about the principle of falling objects in space, adds one small detail, and discovers the jewel of mathematics, calculus, to predict how planets move around the sun. When you see that tiny detail, you will say, "Wow So that is what calculus is all about " The author is known worldwide by language instructors for TPR (the Total Physical Response), a powerful linguistic tool developed through 20 years of meticulous research by Dr. James J. Asher at San Jose State University, founded in 1857 as the historic first public university in California.

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