The Dominance Factor: How Knowing Your Dominant Eye, Ear, Brain, Hand and Foot Can Improve Your Learning

£5.31

My copy is heavily highlited! - This book goes way beyond Brain Gym (itself a wonderful piece of work) - Dr. Hannaford goes into great detail about neural networks and how they play a part in awareness, emotion, learning, and of course survival. Although somewhat technical, this information lays solid ground for the later chapters. The information in this book has nicely complemented all of my work. Brian E. Walsh PhD, author, Unleashing Your Brilliance

A Right-brainers Nightmare - I purchased this book several months ago and I have been slowly integrating into my work with special Ed children. Lots of good, solidly backed information that fits so well with Occupational Therapy in the Classroom. However, this book is not friendly towards the right-brained readers like myself. I had to read the muscle-checking section 20 times before I figured it out, and I am still a little confused. Three other OTs and two PT also struggled with her descriptions. I think this will be the downfall of this otherwise wonderful book.

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• Brain Gym (Orange)
• The Well Balanced Child: Movement and Early Learning (Hawthorn Press Early Years)
• Move It: Physical Movement and Learning (Accelerated Learning)
• Physical Activities for Improving Children s Learning and Behavior