Re:A groundbreaking study shows kids learn better on paper, ...
by Nevermark on Thursday January 18, 2024 @12:49PM
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We are designed to think (and communicate!) with a feedback loop of generated and perceived body movement, touch, visual exploration and object manipulation.
I suspect that watching how children move their bodies and eyes while learning on paper vs. screen would highlight some significant differences in processing.
Similarly with electronic and physical books.
A physical book and its pages are part fidget spinner.
We all have some degree of physical-intellectual synesthesia.
I suspect that watching how children move their bodies and eyes while learning on paper vs. screen would highlight some significant differences in processing.
Similarly with electronic and physical books.
A physical book and its pages are part fidget spinner.
We all have some degree of physical-intellectual synesthesia.