The brain has two partsleft and right brain. Each of our brains are wired differently to function in different ways. Left brain absorbs new information in chunks, right brain sorts it in an organized fashion. Right brain dominated people are often poor spellers as they rely more on their intuition rather than actually studying the order in which the letters in a word occur. According to the left-brain, right-brain dominance theory, the right side of the brain is best at expressive and creative tasks
The brain has two partsleft and right brain. Each of our brains are wired differently to function in different ways. Left brain absorbs new information in chunks, right brain sorts it in an organized fashion. Right brain dominated people are often poor spellers as they rely more on their intuition rather than actually studying the order in which the letters in a word occur. According to the left-brain, right-brain dominance theory, the right side of the brain is best at expressive and creative tasks
The brain has two partsleft and right brain. Each of our brains are wired differently to function in different ways. Left brain absorbs new information in chunks, right brain sorts it in an organized fashion. Right brain dominated people are often poor spellers as they rely more on their intuition rather than actually studying the order in which the letters in a word occur. According to the left-brain, right-brain dominance theory, the right side of the brain is best at expressive and creative tasks
Analytical? Have you ever thought why some people can paint beautifully, but have difficulty adding two and two? Or why some people can understand the intricacies of calculus effortlessly, but struggle to write a one-page essay? It's all about which side of your brain dominates - the LEFT or the RIGHT. Introduction At birth, our brains are blank with no contents. The brain has two parts- Left and Right Brain. Each of our brains are wired differently. They are programmed by nature to function in different ways. But this does not mean that a person who is left or right brain dominated does not use the other part of his brain. For most people, the two parts of the brain work in tandem to enable them to function as well-rounded personalities.
The right brain absorbs new information in chunks, but it is the job of the left-brain to sift and sort it in an organized fashion. However, there is no clear-cut definition of the functions of the two parts of the brain. Each can do the other's work, just not as efficiently.
Most people have a tendency to lean towards using the left or right brain while thinking or learning. For instance, right brain dominated people are often poor spellers as they tend to rely more on their intuition rather than actually studying the order in which the letters in a word occur.
The brain carefully balances and assigns control of certain functions to each side it's all nature's way of ensuring that the brain ultimately splits up tasks to maximize efficiency. Most people are right-hand dominant which is actually controlled by the left side of the brain.
So, which one are you? Curious? Lets find out
Right Brain Right Brain According to the left-brain, right-brain dominance theory, the right side of the brain is best at expressive and creative tasks. Some of the abilities that are popularly associated with the right side of the brain include:
Recognizing faces Expressing emotions Music
RIGHT BRAIN(CONTINUED) READING EMOTIONS COLOUR IMAGES INTUITION CREATIVITY
Left Brain
Left Brain Functions The left-side of the brain is considered to be adept at tasks that involve logic, language and analytical thinking. The left-brain is often described as being better at: Language Logic Critical thinking Numbers Reasoning
Comparison Convergent and divergent thinking Left brain and Right brain dominated people can also be categorized as divergent and convergent thinkers respectively. A convergent thinker has a systematic approach and plays by the rules. He analyzes everything and reaches a logical conclusion. Thus, scientific and mathematical activities are more up his street. Such people do very well on straightforward question and answer type tests. Divergent thinkers, on the other hand, are creative and tend to throw the rules out of the window. They are artistic and always looking for ways to express themselves. They do much better in exams that require essay-type answers. There is no such thing that it is better to be left brain dominated or right brain dominated. You need both kinds of thinking to function well. While a person may have a dominant style of thinking, it would be interesting to see how the other half works and even learn to develop the skills that you lack. ACADEMICS AND THINKING At the time of their birth, babies are not predisposed to be either left brain or right brain thinkers. Unfortunately, our education system with its emphasis on rote learning and exam syllabi is more tuned to encouraging left-brain activity, often to the detriment of right brain creativity. School examinations are designed to test left- brain activity and encourage conformity in thought. There is a possibility that if right brain skills are not exercised, they may not develop sufficiently.
When it comes to academics, left brain dominated children do well at school, as they are more likely to respond to formal learning. They exhibit greater responsibility, are quite content to study by themselves and have greater concentration.
Right brain dominated children, on the other hand, are less likely to perform well academically. They prefer to study with company, cannot sit still for very long and are more responsive in informal settings. Why Right Brain is necessary?
Creative thought is competitive advantage. The right-brainer has more competitive advantage in the global marketplace. Creative thought can solve problems that cannot be solved in the box. The right-brainer has more competitive advantage in the global marketplace. Lets see which side of your brain dominates the most: Your right brain tries to say the colour but the left brain tries to read the colour. If you make no mistakes, you are a balanced- brain type of person. What do you see: a living thing or a non-living thing?
If you see one, you could be a left- brainer. If you see both, you could be a right- brainer. So which side of your brain dominates the most? LEFT brain or RIGHT brain? Or are you evenly balanced? This slide show is presented by: Krishan Kant Bhaskar Goswami Richard Ku Sourodip Kundu Dhiren Lalwani