Re:A groundbreaking study shows kids learn better on paper, ...
by bhaney on Wednesday January 17, 2024 @07:28PM
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Meanwhile, the "groundbreaking" paper that the article links to has a sample size of 50 children, and the comprehension test accuracy of the digital vs print groups were 56.25% and 57.75% respectively, both with a standard deviation of around 28%. The researchers found that medium (digital vs print) influenced comprehension scores with a p value of 0.457 (aka, it didn't).
Nonsense article.