The Relationship Between Teacher Brain Hemisphere Dominance and Teaching Style Preference:an Exploratory Study
Bulletin of the Faculty of Education, Yamaguchi University Volume 30
Page 35-44
published_at 1980-12
Title
The Relationship Between Teacher Brain Hemisphere Dominance and Teaching Style Preference:an Exploratory Study
Creators
Kawazu Yusuke
Creators
Phillips Mark
Source Identifiers
Based on research findings concerning the lateral dominance of the human brain, it was hypothesized that right hemisphere dominant teachers will have a greater preference for inductive rather than deductive teaching methods while left hemisphere dominant teachers will have a greater perference for deductive teaching methods. 58 teaching-career graduate students were tested for hemispheric dominance by checking lateral eye movements, and were administered the Preference for Teaching Style (PTS) rating scale. The left movers (right hemisphere dominant subjects) rated the inductive teaching methods as preferable, while the right movers (left hemisphere dominant subjects) rated the deductive teaching methods as preferable. The implication of these results for teacher education were considered.
Languages
eng
Resource Type
departmental bulletin paper
Publishers
山口大学教育学部
Date Issued
1980-12
File Version
Not Applicable (or Unknown)
Access Rights
metadata only access
Relations
[ISSN]0286-0597
[NCID]AN00240238
Schools
教育学部