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Operana - ENTRY #4

The workings of the brain- powers on mind I learned on this lesson the techniques to improve thinking and the parts of our brain and I learned about the theory of the whole brain.

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Zamora - ENTRY #4

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Santos -  ENTRY #4

What is learned in this lesson is about the parts of our brain, how we respond to our brain, and how they assist us to perform better. The brain serves a variety of purposes. Our entire being is dependent on it, and it is the driving force behind all we do.

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Diola - ENTRY #4

It's astonishing how intelligent our minds are. We can be pleased one moment and then cry out of despair the next. It would be fantastic if we just knew how powerful our minds are. How can you believe that everything we do is controlled by a squishy, mushy thing? It has a strong influence on how we speak, feel, think, and act.

It's incredible how it just stays in our heads. While learning about this lesson, it reminds me to be grateful to God for everything he has given us, from the food and water we consume to the souls we own and the physical parts we possess right now. It simply astounds me that our brain is organized and separated into parts, each of which is accountable for our entire being.

As we grow older, we can even teach our brains so many things. It’s just amazing how our body and brain mature together.

We can even teach our brains a lot of things as we become older. It's incredible how our bodies and minds develop in synchrony. And when Thomas Edison said “I haven’t failed, I’ve just found  10,000 ways that won’t work”, it just blew my mind. We have a strong belief that if something doesn't work, it is already a failure, but the truth is that we are only learning how things function and don't work. I'm sure I'll come back to this quote whenever I'm feeling down about something I consider a failure.

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Trinidad - ENTRY #4

The brain is a complex part of the body that even today we haven't discovered how it works, the only thing we know is based of observations by people. The brain has many different parts each having its own job, it is also split into two parts that control different parts of the body.

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Ausente - ENTRY #4

This lesson focuses on the parts of our brain where it does take control of everything. The theories and facts gave us many details about how our left and right brain differentiates. The power of our mind is a very wholesome thing to observe even though we don’t study in any kind related to neurology. And I personally think that this could help us to understand how our brain functions. 

The exciting part of this lesson is we managed to tell what the left and right side of a brain works. Our mind also helps us to make wise decisions in life that we will be taking in our future. The most creative thing from this lesson is that each part of the brain has its own function.

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Perez - ENTRY #4

Lesson 4 is really useful because it teaches you which part of your brain works on the left and which part of your brain works on the right, so I was excited to talk or study the portion of the brain. It is very powerful because it is the source of all your actions, you can say that the brain is really very good because it also retains other lessons in the brain or other things that need to be remembered.

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Arnado - ENTRY #4

Emotions are part of our everyday lives. Sometimes, it can feel like our feelings control how we think and act to the point where we feel like we’re not in control. Experiencing and expressing emotions are integral parts of life. But, for many people, emotions remain mysterious, confusing, and difficult to express  Learning ways to express our emotions that are aligned with our cultural values, while still attending to our need and feelings, can be helpful both for ourselves and in our relationship with others.

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