Through this project, I want to satisfy my curiosity about the relationship in learning tendencies that could be related to brain functions. Specifically, in my informational video product, my video will be successful if it includes an introduction and provides detailed footage of precisely how I conducted my experiments so even the least scientifically knowledgeable viewer can understand the context and process of my project. Also, the viewers should be able to understand what results I have gotten from the experiments and what I could infer from them. In my lab report, I will include at least 1 experiment about what kind of learning modality the person has, and at least three research papers as a reference in the science literature review
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These utilize Neil Fleming’s VARK model that classifies people into visual, auditory, reading or writing, and kinesthetic learners. (Cherry, Kendra) I will look for connections between the types of learners and the handedness of my study participants. As the independent variable for all the experiments is handedness, and the dependent variable is the number of keywords for the reading test, number of activities going on in the picture for the visual test, number of keywords in the audio listening test, and number of movements for the kinesthetic test that the participants will get. The hypothesis for the reading test is that because the left side of the brain is known to more likely have a dominance in language, right handers would get more keywords due to the crossing of the nerves from the brain, which makes the left side of the brain more dominant for right handers. (Decussation). The hypothesis for the listening test is the same as the reading test since listening is also related to language. Hypothesis for the visual test is that left-handers could be better because the right brain is more likely to be dominant in images. The hypothesis for the kinesthetic test is that the number will be similar since there is no dominant side of brain for
These utilize Neil Fleming’s VARK model that classifies people into visual, auditory, reading or writing, and kinesthetic learners. (Cherry, Kendra) I will look for connections between the types of learners and the handedness of my study participants. As the independent variable for all the experiments is handedness, and the dependent variable is the number of keywords for the reading test, number of activities going on in the picture for the visual test, number of keywords in the audio listening test, and number of movements for the kinesthetic test that the participants will get. The hypothesis for the reading test is that because the left side of the brain is known to more likely have a dominance in language, right handers would get more keywords due to the crossing of the nerves from the brain, which makes the left side of the brain more dominant for right handers. (Decussation). The hypothesis for the listening test is the same as the reading test since listening is also related to language. Hypothesis for the visual test is that left-handers could be better because the right brain is more likely to be dominant in images. The hypothesis for the kinesthetic test is that the number will be similar since there is no dominant side of brain for