The document discusses lateral thinking puzzles that are intended to exercise creative and non-linear thinking. It then covers various topics related to how the brain works, including its major parts like the cerebrum and cerebellum. It discusses how neurons transmit signals and how the brain is affected by drug use. Finally, it introduces the concept of mind mapping as a graphical technique that mirrors how the brain works by making thinking and note-taking more visual.
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2. LATERAL THINKING PUZZLES
1. You are driving down the road in your car on a wild,
stormy night, when you pass by a bus stop and you
see three people waiting for the bus:
a. An old lady who looks as if she is about to die
b. An old friend who once saved your life
c. The perfect partner you have been dreaming about
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3. 2. Acting on an anonymous phone call, the
police raid a house to arrest a suspected
murderer. They don't know what he looks like
but they know his name is John and that he is
inside the house. The police bust in on a
carpenter, a lorry driver, a mechanic and a
fireman all playing poker. Without hesitation or
communication of any kind, they immediately
arrest the fireman.
How do they know they've got their man?
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4. 3. A man lives in the penthouse of an
apartment building. Every morning he
takes the elevator down to the lobby
and leaves the building. Upon his
return, however, he can only travel
halfway up in the lift and has to walk
the rest of the way - unless it's raining.
What is the explanation for this?
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5. 4.A father and his son are in a car
crash. The father is killed and the
child is taken to hospital gravely
injured. When he gets there, the
surgeon says, 'I can't operate on
this boy - for he is my son!!!’
How can this possibly be?
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6. Processing questions:
1. As you were thinking of
solutions to the puzzles,
what was going on inside
you?
2. What organ was working?
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7. ANALYSIS
1. What is the brain and how
does it work?
2. What happens inside your
brain when you learn something
new?
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8. MAJOR PARTS of the BRAIN
1. Brain stem- connects the
spinal cord and the brain. It
controls functions that keep
people alive such as breathing,
heart rate, blood pressure and
food digestion.
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9. MAJOR PARTS of the BRAIN
2. Cerebellum- controls voluntary
movement. You form the
thought and the cerebellum
translates your will into action.
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10. CEREBRUM
Parietal lobe helps people understand what they
see and feel.
Frontal lobe determines personality and emotions.
Occipital lobe- where vision functions are located
Temporal lobe- hearing and word recognition
abilities are located.
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12. Neurons- the basic functional units
of the nervous system, are three-
part units and are key to brain
function. They are comprised of a
nerve cell body, axon and
dendrite, and they power the rapid-
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13. The thought moves as an electrical signal
from the nerve cell down the axon to a
dendrite, which looks like branches at the end
of nerve cells. The signal jumps from the
end of the dendrite on one cell across the
space, called a synapse, to the dendrite of
another cell with the help of chemicals called
neurotransmitters. That signal continues
jumping from cell to cell until it reaches the
muscle you need to wave, wink or walk.
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15. Brain cells regenerate throughout life happens
very slowly after a certain age.
During the first three years of life, the brain
experiences most of its growth and develops
most of its potential for learning. That's the time
frame in which synaptogenesis, or the creation of
pathways for brain cells to communicate, occurs.
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16. Drug Damage
Inhalants, such as glue, paint, gasoline
and aerosols, destroy the outer lining
of nerve cells and make them unable to
communicate with one another
Marijuana use hinders memory,
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17. Drug Damage
Ecstasy- Scientists have found
that drug destroys neurons that
make serotonin, a chemical
crucial in controlling sleep,
violence, mood swings and
sexual urges.
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18. Motivation: BRAIN DOMINANCE
Which of these apply to you?
___ I am very organized. ___ I work best in a quiet
space.
___ I remember faces more than ___ I daydream a lot.
names
___ I think things through before ___ I hate taking risks.
making a decision.
___ If someone’s mad at me, ___ I tend to get emotional
I can tell even without the ___ I make a to-do-list.
person saying a word. ___ I trust my “gut instinct”
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19. Brain Dominance
PERSONAL PREFERENCE
LEFT DOMINANCE (linear) RIGHT DOMINANCE(artistic)
Classical music Popular music
Being on time A good times
Careful planning To visualize the
outcome
To consider alternative To go with the first idea
Being thoughtful Being active
Monopoly, scrabble, or chess Athletics, art, or music
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21. Mind Mapping
Mind mapping- graphical technique
that mirrors the way the brain works,
and was invented by Tony Buzan.
It helps to make thinking visible.
Making notes more attractive to the
brain by adding color and rhythm can
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23. Mind Mapping
The subject being studied is in a
central image and the main theme
radiates out from the central image
on branches.
Each branch holds a key image or
a key word. Details are then added
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24. Uses of Mind Mapping
notes taking, revision planning, planning for
writing and problem solving can all be
successfully carried out using the technique.
remembering information becomes easier.
- mind mapping brings together your 'left brain'
(which is thought to be associated with words,
logic, numbers and linearity) and your 'right
brain' skills (which are associated with curves,
color, rhythm, images and space), making your
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25. How to draw a mind map:
1. Turn the page on its side (landscape).
Use plain paper.
2. Draw the central image using different
colors. The central image should
encapsulate the subject of the map.
3. Add the branches representing the
subjects main topics or themes using key
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26. How to draw a mind map:
4. Add detail with more key
words and images. Use color.
5. Print the words clearly.
6. Use arrows to connect
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28. Reading: You can Grow your
Intelligence
Brain is more like a muscle,
it changes and gets stronger
when you use it.
Brain grows and gets
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29. Reading: You can Grow your
Intelligence
Learning causes permanent
changes in the brain.
Brain cells get larger and grow
new connections between them
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31. Portfolio Output No.11
Make a mind Map. Choose a subject or activity that
you do well (for example, math, basketball, playing the
guitar, painting, cooking, or computer games).
1. Make a mind map of the chosen topic, following the
procedure described
earlier.
2. Explain your mind map and how you worked on it.
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