Students learn better from books than screens, according to a new study
Limiting students to a purely digital world may not be helping all students to learn effectively. Image: REUTERS/Michael Kooren
Lauren M. Singer
Ph.D. Candidate in Educational Psychology, University of Maryland, University of Maryland
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