Have you ever heard people saying their child are left-brain oriented? I am sure, you have heard about the left or right brain concepts at various TV channels, read articles online and magazines. Typically, children with dominant left-brain tend to be logical, objective, analytical and perform well in academics. They are good at planning and getting things done independently but struggle to cope up in a social situation. Sounds familiar? But would like to know more about left-brain oriented traits. In that case, we have listed few traits found in left-brained children for your better understanding: - Logical & analytical: Typically, the left-brain oriented children are logical and analytical in dealing with things or solving a problem at hand.
- Organized: You will rarely find yourself instructing your child with dominant left brain, to clean his room or arrange his stuffs properly. They usually would be well-organized.
- Fares well in Math: Numbers and calculations would be more like a fun teaser to these left-brained children.
- Memorized by repetition: Tend to memorize facts by writing or listening to audios repetitively
- Prefers working alone: These left-brained children prefer working solo. They take pride in their work and want to give their best.
- Routines are all fine: Unlike the right-brained children, the left-brain oriented kids are fine with routine things like having breakfast at the same time, and following rules or instructions. Actually, they prefer set rules rather than doing things randomly.
- Loves planning: These organized children have the habit of planning things in advance, to avoid chaos and complete things within time.
- Lacks interest in outdoor activities: These children like to spend more time with themselves. So you could see they are less interested in taking part in outdoor activities or sports.
- Decision making: Make decisions after considering a number of evidence and information. With the left-brain child, taking a decision is always a calculated action. They are not likely to take decisions on a whim or gut feeling alone.
- Likes to read: They are more into reading, learning about new concepts and stuffs.
- Good at following directions: These kids can easily follow directions. They have great sense of directions.
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