Student Reflection
- Sit at a computer and type your name.
- Look back at each letter. Which side of your brain typed each one?
- How many times did the signals switch back and forth?
- Now read your name.
- Your eyes send their separate signals to opposite hemispheres, but somehow you see a single picture.
- What must your brain be doing to combine sensations into one perception?
- Before you study or do homework, try connecting both sides of your brain through movement.
- Can you dance or move to music by connecting the different sides of your body?
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- Sit at a computer and type your name.
- Look back at each letter. Which side of your brain typed each one?
- How many times did the signals switch back and forth?
- Now read your name.
- Your eyes send their separate signals to opposite hemispheres, but somehow you see a single picture.
- What must your brain be doing to combine sensations into one perception?
- Before you study or do homework, try connecting both sides of your brain through movement.
- Can you dance or move to music by connecting the different sides of your body?
Choksawatdikorn/Shutterstock.com