When they tested me for right-brained/left-brained qualities, I picked 14 out of 18 right-brained qualities. The test pegged me very well. It said that I have holistic, random, concrete, intuitive, nonverbal, and fantasy-oriented qualities.
Holistic qualities means that I see the big picture before the details. Perfect. When someone is telling me a story, I just want the short version. Then after that, I want the little things that stick out that will help me determine what is going on in the big picture.
Random is exactly what it sounds like. I never focus on one thing at a time. I constantly have multiple projects going at once and none of them are finished. Some people call that "multitasking." I call it "ADD."
Another quality is concrete. This means I need things that can be seen or touched- real objects. This is a perfect definition of why I want to be a teacher! I am a very hands-on person and I think that children learn better by doing things themselves than by just listening to teachers speak. By touching, seeing, and doing, children will remember more than just a boring lecture.
Next is intuitive. This means that I can have a feeling that something may or may not be right, but if someone tells me that I have to learn something a certain way, I will do it even though I may not know how they got the answer. If it has to do with morals, though, and I know it is not right, I will most definitely stand up against it and not learn it a certain ways just because someone told me to.
Nonverbal is exactly what it sounds like- I comprehend information much better by illustrations than by words. If I cannot see a person talking to me, I don't listen to them very well. For example, talking on the phone to me is nearly useless. Send me a text, email, or talk to me in person if you want for me to actually comprehend what you are saying.
Fantasy-oriented, though, kind of confuses me. I don't really understand what they mean?
Overall, the test was very accurate!
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