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Browne, Dauna Bell – Canadian Journal of Native Education, 1990
Reviews 5 models of learning or cognitive styles and the concept of brain hemispheric functions. Discusses the right hemisphere dominant learning style of many Native American children. Presents points to consider when modifying curricula or designing a reading program aimed at all learners. Contains 19 references. (SV)
Descriptors: American Indian Education, American Indians, Brain Hemisphere Functions, Cognitive Style
Goin, Linda – 1999
This paper presents an overview of American Indian students' learning styles, world views, and communication styles, with implications for classroom techniques and teaching styles. Research has shown that American Indian and African American students are primarily right-brained in learning styles, while Anglo and Asian students are primarily…
Descriptors: American Indian Education, Brain Hemisphere Functions, Classroom Communication, Cognitive Style