Left-handed man in a r ight handed world

By:

"Barsley, Michael"

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: London; Pitman Publishing House; 1970Description: 191pSubject(s):

Psychology

DDC classification:

155.22 Bar

Summary: Left-handedness is an invisible handicap in today's classrooms. The education system in the United States makes special considerations and accommodations for. the special needs of students, yet left-handed individuals do not receive much consideration in a mainstream classroom. Experts say that up to.twenty percent of children in Canada and the United States are left-handed. This project discusses how these left-handed children have to work in a right-handed,world. The focus of this study was to provide right-handed teachers with teaching techniques, positive suggestions, and common sense approaches to accommodate the left-handed pupil.

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Item type	Current library	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode	Item holds
Books	Gandhi Smriti Library	155.22 Bar (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		1906

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Left-handedness is an invisible handicap in today's classrooms. The education system in the United States makes special considerations and accommodations for. the special needs of students, yet left-handed individuals do not receive much consideration in a mainstream classroom. Experts say that up to.twenty percent of children in Canada and the United States are left-handed. This project discusses how these left-handed children have to work in a right-handed,world. The focus of this study was to provide right-handed teachers with teaching techniques, positive suggestions, and common sense approaches to accommodate the left-handed pupil.

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