As parents and educators, one area we don’t always stop to consider is how our children’s unique learning style, especially right-brain thinking, impacts their friendships. Right-brain thinkers are intuitive, emotional, imaginative, and expressive. These children often see the world in pictures and patterns rather than words and numbers. They feel things deeply, pick up on emotional cues quickly, and may communicate in ways that are more symbolic than straightforward. So what does this mean for their friendships?