E59 Do Electronic Devices Really Result In Lower Test Grades?

E59 In this episode I explore an article that claims electronic devices result in lower test grades. However, once you really look at this article, it becomes apparent that this claim is faulty (at best). Let's take a look at this article and examine just what holes exist in it, and what information, if any, is worth paying attention to.

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0:00 Intro

0:54 Show intro

2:28 Episode topic begins

25:30 Wins and Fails Segment

30:19 Outro

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