Non-dyslexics have verbal thoughts, which are thoughts expressed in words and follow a linear process that moves at a rate of about 150 words per minute.
In Jack Horner's book "extraordinary characteristics of dyslexia," the author argued that dyslexics are "spatial thinkers," who communicate their ideas and knowledge in a different way than non-dyslexics are "linear thinkers."
He also stated that as they age, dyslexic people become more successful and stand out. The author begins by demonstrating that spatial thinkers prefer to snap pictures of the objects they wish to understand and imagine rather than read about them. Like linear thinkers, spatial thinkers are less concerned with time. However, the author said that most spatial thinkers struggle in tests designed for linear thinkers since they can't work under pressure and have trouble understanding normal texts.
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