Keywords
left-handedness
fine motor skills of the hands
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Abstract
There is an ambiguous attitude towards left-handedness in society, some consider it a serious disadvantage, others - a manifestation of genius. The existence of such extreme points of view indicates that this phenomenon is poorly understood. The relevance of the chosen topic lies in the fact that left-handed children are increasingly found in the practice of modern primary schools, work with whom until recently was aimed at retraining, adjusting them to a common standard, but now psychologists and teachers have studied in more detail the nature of left-handedness and came to the conclusion that retraining can adversely affect the child's psyche.
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