Characteristics of Left Brain Students
- You probably work with a To-Do list
- You like to be the critic in class
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You're good at math or science
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You are rational and logical
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Your research is precise and well-documented
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You set goals for yourself
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You can interpret information well
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Your room is orderly
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You can answer questions spontaneously
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You follow directions and you do read directions (unlike some people)
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You aren't touchy-feely
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You can listen to a long lecture without losing patience
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You don’t let feelings get in your way
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You like action movies
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You read sitting up
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Your words are precise
- In history class, you are able to remember dates and processes.
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In math class, you enjoy going through a long calculation.
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You like the order of science.
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In English class, you have a good understanding of grammar and sentence structure.
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Study in a quiet room
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You can do math but get impatient trying to explain it to someone who struggles—so don’t volunteer to be a tutor unless you know you have the patience
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You like to lead in a study group, so go ahead and volunteer
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Join a debate team or academic competition
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Try to excel at the science fair. You can be a winner
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Take advantage of your skills in math and science
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Choose non-fiction reading
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You prefer factual questions and assignments, as opposed to open-ended questions
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You can organize your notes well, so you should
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Keep your room organized
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Don’t argue with the teacher too much
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Choose to do analytical essays
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Work alone when you have a choice. You get frustrated with others who “clown around”
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Avoid “free thinking” teachers if they confuse you
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Take more risks. Don’t be afraid to be creative
