The Brain and Rules 1-9

What is the definition of Rule 1-Exercise?

• It takes years for information to stick in your brain.

  
  

• Doing this rule will help with executive functioning, spatial tasks, reaction times, and math skills.

• We focus on what experience we have in our memories and emotions, threats, and gender.

  
  

• Experiencing this rule for a long period of time can damage your memory and executive functions.

  
  

What is the definition of Rule 4-Attention?

• It takes years for information to stick in your brain.

  
  

• In charge of interpreting language and words.

• We focus on what experience we have in our memories and emotions, threats, and gender.

  
  

• Experiencing this rule for a long period of time can damage your memory and executive functions.

  
  

What is the definition of Rule 8-Stress?

• It takes years for information to stick in your brain.

  
  

• In charge of interpreting language and words.

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  In charge of sequencing and organizing information.

• Experiencing this rule for a long period of time can damage your memory and executive functions.

  
  

What is the definition of Rule 6-Long Term Memory?

• It takes years for information to stick in your brain.

  
  

• In charge of interpreting language and words.

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  In charge of sequencing and organizing information.

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  The emotional part of the brain where the feelings originate from.

  
  

What is the definition of Parietal Lobe?

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  Being able to problem solve, learn from our mistakes, and create alliances with other people helps us in this rule.

• In charge of interpreting language and words.

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  In charge of sequencing and organizing information.

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  The emotional part of the brain where the feelings originate from.

  
  

What is the definition of Temporal Lobe?

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  Being able to problem solve, learn from our mistakes, and create alliances with other people helps us in this rule.

• What you do and learn in life physically changes what your brain looks like.

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  In charge of sequencing and organizing information.

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  The emotional part of the brain where the feelings originate from.

  
  

What is the definition of Limbic System?

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  Being able to problem solve, learn from our mistakes, and create alliances with other people helps us in this rule.

• What you do and learn in life physically changes what your brain looks like.

• The human brain can only hold seven pieces of new information for less than 30 seconds.

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  The emotional part of the brain where the feelings originate from.

  
  

What is the definition of Rule 2-Survival?

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  Being able to problem solve, learn from our mistakes, and create alliances with other people helps us in this rule.

• What you do and learn in life physically changes what your brain looks like.

• The human brain can only hold seven pieces of new information for less than 30 seconds.

• While doing this rule, the brain is not resting at all, but it is learning.

What is the definition of Rule 3-Wiring?

• Smell is unusually effective at evoking memory.

• What you do and learn in life physically changes what your brain looks like.

• The human brain can only hold seven pieces of new information for less than 30 seconds.

• While doing this rule, the brain is not resting at all, but it is learning.

What is the definition of Rule 5-Short Term Memory?

• Smell is unusually effective at evoking memory.

• Interprets the vision you see like color, light, and movement.

• The human brain can only hold seven pieces of new information for less than 30 seconds.

• While doing this rule, the brain is not resting at all, but it is learning.