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Better Grades for Websurfers
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posted by scubacuda
on Wednesday July 30, @09:43AM
from the correlation!=causation dept.
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AJC, SpringFieldNewsSun.com, & Washington Times: Results of a Michigan State University study released Monday show that low-income children who spend a good deal of time on the Web do slightly better in school than children who don't. The 16-month study included 140 school-age children. Those who spent more than 30 minutes a day on the Internet saw their grade-point averages increase to 2.2 or higher from 2.0 and their standardized reading tests improve noticeably.
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