Human beings are 50% right brain dominant and 50% left brain dominant

Traditionally, many school curriculums and teaching methods emphasize left-brain activities, which are logical and analytical. This is particularly true for math curriculum, where left-brain dominant children often excel by memorizing facts through repetition, timed tests, and flashcards—methods that align with sequential and analytical thinking.

However, right-brain dominant children, who are more holistic and visual in their thinking, may benefit from different approaches to learning math facts and performing calculations. These children often require strategies that engage their creativity and spatial reasoning skills.

Let’s look at a model of the brain with its specialization of Left or Right Brain dominant: