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Grade/Section: 12 Humss F
Personal Development
Quarter 1 – Module 11
Powers of Mind
Week 1
PRE TEST
1. Brain dominance
2. Occipital lobe
3. Cerebrum
4. Brain stem
5. Right brain dominance
6. Cerebellum
7. Parietal lobe
8. Brain
9. Drawing
10. Playing instrument
Processing questions.
1. The brain is an organ that is made up of a large mass of tissue protected within the skull. Some
of main functions include processing sensory information, regulating blood pressure and
breathing and releasing hormones.
2. Frontal lobe – involved in personality, behaviour and emotions
Temporal lobe – involved in short-term memory, speech, and musical rhythm.
Brain stem – functions for breathing, eye movements, and swallowing.
Cerebellum – maintain posture and balance.
Occipital lobe – interprets, vision, color and light.
Parietal lobe – for sense of touch, pain and temperature.
Processing questions.
1. An individual has a natural preference for processing information on one side of the brain.
2. The right side is considered the intuitive or spontaneous side, while left side is logical.
3. Knowing an individual’s brain dominance can help you understand his/her ‘‘ways’’ of thinking,
behaving, speaking, and functioning. Also, it can help parents and educators tailor activities to a
child’s natural learning preferences.
Process Questions:
1. To maintain the ability of the brain and to make it healthy.
2. Yes, It’s important. Because, knowing these different activities will help us on what are the best
way to exercise our brain.
3. I learned that our brain needed to exercise to maintain its functionality.
POST TEST
1. Brain Dominance
2. Right Brain Dominance
3. Cerebrum
4. Frontal lobe
5. Left Brain Dominance
6. RBD
7. LBD
8. LBD
9. RBD
10. LBD
ASSIGNTMENT
1.
Left-brained Right-brained
Playing chess Writing poem
Playing strategy game Singing
Solving rubiks cube puzzle Writing essay
Reading books Drawing
Learning new language Playing an instrument
2. Mind mapping is a way of linking key concepts using images, lines and links.
Example:
Source: https://www.mindmeister.com/blog/mind-map-examples/