SpongeBob impairs little kids' thinking, study finds
The challenge is that many TV programs use lots of quickly changing images and move the camera a lot. The reason is people are wired to notice movement and this keeps their attention.
SpongeBob impairs little kids' thinking, study finds - LA Times
The challenge is small kids, who's brains are still growing, may be affected by watching images of rapid movements in video's. A study I read a while ago noticed the Amish had lower rates of Autism. Video's are a good Learning tool for Chinese, but they need to be used as part of an entire holistic solution. And some video's are better than others.
SpongeBob impairs little kids' thinking, study finds - LA Times
The challenge is small kids, who's brains are still growing, may be affected by watching images of rapid movements in video's. A study I read a while ago noticed the Amish had lower rates of Autism. Video's are a good Learning tool for Chinese, but they need to be used as part of an entire holistic solution. And some video's are better than others.
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