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		rp on Jan 3, 2009 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Do "interesting details" really hurt learning? The counter-argument is as follows: what better subject group for a study about learning than a group immersed in learning activity (i.e., students)?

ahoyhere on Jan 3, 2009 [–]

rp, in theory, that makes sense. But I think there's a category error possibly at work. Hung out with many average (read: normal) college kids lately? :)

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