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ISSN: 3048-9121 (Online)
Issue 3(11): What Actually Helps Students Learn?
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The Attention Crisis Has Arrived
As digital distractions multiply, sustaining attention is becoming increasingly difficult for students. This brief explores the growing attention crisis and the role of focus-building interventions in modern education…………Read Summary
When Learning Competes with Dopamine
Smartphones and digital platforms are reshaping how students engage with information and learning. This brief examines how reward-driven technologies influence attention and educational experiences…………….Read Summary
Are Too Many Digital Tools Hurting Learning?
Educational technologies can support learning, but managing multiple platforms may also increase cognitive burden. This brief explores the relationship between digital cognitive load, attention, and student well-being……………..Read Summary
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