This week is Brain Awareness Week. Founded by the Dana Foundation, the event promotes that:
I wasn't aware of the event before this past weekend but I have decided that the brain is a nice focus for some learning that I wanted to pursue in a couple of posts this week. This notion started as I was watching the public TV show, "Brain Fitness Program." My curiosity about brain development eventually brought me to the Dana Foundation web site where I became aware of BAW.
Continuous learning is so important to success and the health of your brain is key. In recognition of BAW, let's revisit a couple of "fun" brain/learning posts from my archives.
In Improve Your Brain Power - Use your right brain I encouraged you to develop your brain by switching you mouse to your non-dominant hand.
In Learning to Use the Full Brain, I provided a link where you could experiment with the "Left Brain versus Right Brain test.
The full list Lead Quietly learning posts is here.
I'll focus on the brain in subsequent posts this week.
Thanks for reading. Please lead quietly and remember, it's all about learning.
Don
Brain Awareness Week (BAW) is an international campaign dedicated to advancing public awareness about the progress and benefits of brain research. Founded and coordinated by the Dana Alliance for Brain Initiatives and its sister organization, the European Dana Alliance for the Brain, BAW is now entering its fourteenth year as a catalyst for public understanding of brain science.
I wasn't aware of the event before this past weekend but I have decided that the brain is a nice focus for some learning that I wanted to pursue in a couple of posts this week. This notion started as I was watching the public TV show, "Brain Fitness Program." My curiosity about brain development eventually brought me to the Dana Foundation web site where I became aware of BAW.
Continuous learning is so important to success and the health of your brain is key. In recognition of BAW, let's revisit a couple of "fun" brain/learning posts from my archives.
In Improve Your Brain Power - Use your right brain I encouraged you to develop your brain by switching you mouse to your non-dominant hand.
In Learning to Use the Full Brain, I provided a link where you could experiment with the "Left Brain versus Right Brain test.
The full list Lead Quietly learning posts is here.
I'll focus on the brain in subsequent posts this week.
Thanks for reading. Please lead quietly and remember, it's all about learning.
Don
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