Calling All High School Students for a Short Study!
We are seeking high school students to participate in a brief study aimed at exploring how the contrast used in our curriculum impacts cognitive retention. If you’re interested, you’ll need to watch two one-minute short films and answer a few questions afterward. The entire process will only take about three minutes. Your help is greatly appreciated! Thank you! 🙏
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That sounds like a fascinating study! I’d be happy to help spread the word and encourage high school students to participate. It’s a quick commitment and could provide valuable insights into how contrast in educational materials impacts learning. I hope you find plenty of participants! If there’s a link or specific details about how they can join, feel free to share it. Good luck!