For the Classroom

Sidedness

  • Published10 Mar 2020
  • Reviewed10 Mar 2020
  • Source University of Washington

Have your students conduct a science experiment using their own bodies to learn about why some people prefer to use their right hand over their left amongst other body parts.

Access Sidedness from the University of Washington.

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