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Through the evolution in the cortex component from the brain, the brain has decided to divide its perform load among the left and proper side. The Nobel Prize was awarded to two scientists, Dr. Roger Sperry and Dr. Robert Ornstein for their study in the division of labor among the two sides from the brain. Through their research, we now comprehend that each and every side in the brain (cortex) is assigned certain tasks.
The left side in the brain is accountable for:
- Linear thinking
- Logical reasoning and analysis
- Numbers and mathematical ability
- Rational and empirical thought
- Language and verbal abilities
Although the correct side in the brain is responsible for:
- Random, unordered thinking
- Artistic senses (colour, spatial perception and pattern)
- Creativity & intuition
- Musical appreciation and rhythmic capability
- Imagination and day dreaming
What does this have to do with being left or proper handed?
This may have a big affect on our 'handedness', but let's first look at how the information is processed on either sides of our brain.
The correct brain is visual and processes information in an intuitive and simultaneous way. It looks at the whole picture first and then the details.
The left side in the brain is verbal and processes information on an analytical and sequential way. It looks first at the pieces and then puts them together to get the whole picture.
The left and correct side from the brain are normally referred to as hemispheres and for some reason our correct and left hemispheres control opposite sides of the body. This means that your left hemisphere controls your correct side of your body and vice-versa for your correct hemisphere.
This doesn't necessarily mean that being left-handed means that the correct side of your brain dominates and that you are more artistic, creative, and intuitive. However, significant numbers of artists are left-handed which would suggest more of right hemisphere dominance. So, there can be a relationship among your 'handedness' and the side in the brain you use most.
How does being left or right handed affect my studying?
The affect that this has on studying is that the traditional academic institutions are geared toward left brain activities (proper handedness). Academic institutions grade students on their left brain abilities. These would be abilities such as mathematics (numbers and mathematical capability), English (language and verbal abilities), geometry and algebra (logical considering, reasoning and analysis). The list can go on.
This does not mean that if you are proper brained (left-handed), you are disadvantaged. It only means that now that you are aware of how your brain processes information, you can alter your learning to be able to learn more effectively.
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