For the Classroom

Vision Shifting Goggles

  • Published4 Nov 2016
  • Reviewed4 Nov 2016
  • Author
  • Source University of Washington

This activity starts out with the question "can you trust what you see?"

Help your students learn more about plasticity through this fun and simple vision shifting activity.

Access Vision Shifting Goggles from the University of Washington.

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