In school, non-dyslexic students are trained to use the left hemisphere of their brain for linear sequencing, which is how we learn to write letters properly and break down the spelling of a word. This, in turn, trains the left hemisphere to do these types of tasks, while the right brain performs holistic processing. Dyslexics are not able to use the left hemisphere for linear sequencing, but that means they are able to use both sides of the brain for holistic processing. This helps them to see things differently, which makes them very good artists.
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