Study of left- and right handedness of students in their educational progress
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https://doi.org/10.15587/2313-8416.2015.39179Keywords:
left- and right handedness, performance, psychophysiological characteristics, brain asymmetry, emotional stateAbstract
An influence of left- and right handedness of students in their educational progress is considered in the article. The results show that for an adequate, long-term and valuable learning discipline it is necessary to consider physiological characteristics of students, including right and left-handedness, and work more on mastery of the curriculum with the latter. In the future, further study of the physiological characteristics of students and their consideration in learning the subject more fully help to master the subject material
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