## Wow, that's an eye opener!
I have never heard or tought about this before, but when I read about this it fits so well. I had issues learning back in the ages of 7-12, as well as foreign languages in high school.
Learning English was done by finding my very own way of doing it, with help of the school, but not because they knew about this I can't imagine, but it worked.

I have never had issues with learning and find courses fun to attend to today, but still hate the way school was and was very "school tired" after it and promised me to never attend schools again.

# These traits fits so well!
What can I say. The way I see and remember things are very true in regards to their list of traits.

>Right-Brained Traits:
imagination
picture-based (3D)
global
whole
association
intuitive (heart)
resistant
internal perfectionism
process
space

I never learn things by remembering them for what they are, but rather for what they look like. I have always referred to this as picture based memory. 

They are also now days always writing "how hard it is for people to imagine and put them self's in the whole about global issues, like weather, nature, over population etc.", and I have NEVER understood that. Maybe because we think different?

Thanks for this moment of revelation :)
I will continue to explore this.