Pupils write with both hands simultaneously

I wonder if it is true? Hmmm..... You would have to seperate your brain thought waves. It is possible but it would be hard.

I've actually heard of something like this before. I thought it was just a single person that had a gift. I'm surprised to find its something that is teachable.

When I was bored in school I would switch hands to write. But that was as far as it went for me. Heaven forbid someone needed my notes when I actually wrote with my left hand.

One of my friends WAS ambidextrous until 1st grade when the teacher told them they could only write with one hand. (stupid teachers) Now he's just a lefty when it comes to wrriting.

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This bunch will likely make particularily good politicians!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I can't imagine all of the kids being able to write 2 different languages at the same time - i am sure the one quoted in the article was special.

We had a captain in the army that was able to listen to morsecode on 2 different frequencies simultaneously (he had special headphones so he could listen to one on his left and the other one on his right ear) and write what he heard on both down at the same time (either by hand (again one for each frequency) or on the PC).

And he could do both faster than what i was able to decode/ write down while using both my ears. Amazing ability....

I knew a guy that could write bacwards or forwards with both hands, but he wrote the same thing with each.

UncaBret said:

I knew a guy that could write bacwards or forwards with both hands, but he wrote the same thing with each.

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Ummmm, did that make sense?

UncaBret said:

Ummmm, did that make sense?

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Yes, if it was an anagram!

One student, Kamla, said: "I know six languages - Hindi, Urdu, English, Roman, Sanskrit and Arabic. I can write in two languages at one time."

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Sanskrit? Holy moly, just comprehending that language properly along with his not-too-easy native tongue would be a job in itself for most collegiate-level linguists in any English-speaking country.

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