One of the other cognitive concepts I’ve been exposed to recently is that of right-brain learners versus left-brain learners. Growing up I came to know them as messy-desk people and clean-desk people, but as I’m beginning to discover there is much more to the hemispheric differences than cleanliness (My Right-Brain learning partner would almost certainly argue that there is in fact order in a messy-desk person’s domain. I just don’t recognise it.).
According to the Australian Broadcasting Corporation’s Gateway to Science (“Left Brain, Right Brain“, 24 June 2004):
“‘When someone …

One thing always leads to another with this blog, and lately I’m finding myself delving more and more into the educational side of educational technology. This is perhaps why there hasn’t been much activity here lately, because I’m still very much in the neophyte student as information sponge stage of my learning process.
Yet as I’ve said before, blogs are useful in many ways – not the least of bit being for collection, synthesis, research and reflection on your personal learning journey. And my present learning journey has taken …