Students Report Lower Levels of Learning in High-Tech Classrooms

Despite all kinds of high-tech tools in today’s university classrooms, it seems students think they learn better the old fashioned way.
Omid Ghoreishi
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Many students say they learn more if taught the traditional way rather than through the use of advanced electronic features, according to a new study. (Photos.com)
Omid Ghoreishi
Omid Ghoreishi
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Omid Ghoreishi is with the Canadian edition of The Epoch Times.
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