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I would agree that is really a display of power, and not a good one. They are learning to manage this kind of situation, for sure: that is, random disruption.
by learnstats2 7y ago
I would agree that is really a display of power, and not a good one.
They are learning to manage this kind of situation, for sure: that is, random disruption.
I see them learning peculiar time management strategies that they will have to unlearn as adults.
I see them learning that their efforts on medium-difficulty tasks are often going to be randomly wasted and are therefore not worth bothering with.
- fastball 7y agoWhat exactly are you imagining these kids doing on these screens that are A. "medium difficulty" B. previous effort will immediately be wasted if they turn it off?