This chapter provides a review of some relevant studies that examined a case study of learning skills in relation to hand dominance in UiTM Seremban3. Almost every person in this world would do their own work such as drawing, writing, eating by using hands. 2.2 HAND DOMINANCE Hand dominance is referring to the consistency of using one hand over the other for some activities. For example, when we want to write, eat or drawing usually it will work by using either left or right hands. Some people called to the hand dominance as the "dominant hand" or use the term "preference hands." Furthermore, the use of hands by most children can be attracted by the influence of genetic factors. Handedness has been considered by some researchers …show more content…
( Wright and Hardie, 2012; Hardie and Wright, 2014) There are many important uses for hand dominance. Morgan Lawless (2012) said the dominance of the hand helped the children to learn more about how to perform good tasks involving midline crossing and bilateral integration skills. In order to develop other skills, coordination, and fine motor control, hand dominance also needs to be established. For example, when drawing a picture on a piece of paper, one hand must hold the paper while the other hand is holding pencils. The researchers are not clearly stated that individuals in different handedness groups do not present differences in their IQ scores but is also important for educational purposes (Zagorsky, 2007; Nedelec, Schwartz, Connolly, Beaver, 2012; Mears and Cochran, 2013; Ntolka & Papadatou-Pastou, …show more content…
There no denies the fact that most things in the world are designing for right-handers. Left-handers tend to be more genius or having well in IQ. (Bell, 2013; Sala & Gobet, 2017). Those who are left-handed seem to have a greater chance of those who are highly intelligent. According to Dr. Mehmet Oz (2006), people who left-handers can use both sides of their brain more often as it helps in process information coming into their brain more easily. Melissa. G (2017) writes that lefties have a more cautious, cognitive skills approach to solve the problem than righties. While righties tend to be more impulsive, lefty's peeps do take a longer time to do a task and are more