Re:[teacherartexchange] Right and Left Brain

From: Kelda Van Patten (kelda.anne_at_TeacherArtExchange)
Date: Wed Mar 14 2007 - 22:59:49 PDT

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I heard that the right and left brain research (by Betty Edwards) is
now obsolete. Is this true? Anyone know? Either way, I still find the
upside down drawing, contour drawing, and positive/negative space
exercises to be helpful in teaching kids how to draw. Thoughts?
-Kelda

Kelda Van Patten
Art & Ceramics Teacher
Hillsboro High School, OR

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