Download or read book Whole Brain Teaching written by Tina Jacobus and published by Createspace Independent Publishing Platform. This book was released on 2017-06-19 with total page 82 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Whole brain teaching is a concept that has been taking over the school and educational systems for a few years now and with good reason. There was a time when it was thought that students who sat quietly and watched the teacher throughout the lesson with their hands folded neatly in front of them were the students who were learning the lesson that was being taught, and there was no real answer as to why many students struggled with their grades. It seemed that in spite of the best efforts put forth by some students and their parents it really wasn't leading anywhere - except to frustration for the parents, teachers, and students themselves. But then, a revolutionary breakthrough in education was discovered. By engaging the entire brain in the learning process, the student is able to grasp the concept that is being taught hundreds of times faster - and more thoroughly - than in the traditional methods of teaching ever have. Not only does whole brain teaching help students who have different learning styles, but whole brain teaching will also help you with your most challenging students, guaranteed. That's where this book comes in. With this guide, you are going to learn everything you need to know to break through to your most challenging students, turn around their behavior, and engage them in a way like never before. Change not only the dynamic of your classroom, but change the way you teach, and watch how your students respond. After 25 years of study, a truly universal method has emerged, and it's time to start using it for yourself. Discover whole brain teaching and why it is effective Learn how to use whole brain teaching with your entire class Use whole brain teaching with even your most challenging students and witness incredible results