[senco-forum] brain research and learning

"While  it is true that one
hemisphere dominates over the other in terms of our  experience of the world
and our actions, both sides of the brain work  together in almost all
situations, tasks and  processes."

This is a  very important point, because one apsect that can severely affect  
learing adversely is the ability to cross the midline of the brain allowing  
both sides to work together. This, in my opinion, is why the brains of some  
people show activity in areas not usually used for some tasks because it is  
their brain's naturally adapted way of coping when this ability is  hampered. 

Best wishes,
Aly

Chair Auditory Processing Disorder in  the UK/APDUK
www.lacewingmultimedia.com/APD.htm 
www.apduk.org