Effects of Computer Use on Mathematics Achievement. Findings from a Nationwide Field Experiment in Grades Five to Eight. Classes [electronic resource] : Rationale, Study Design, and Aggregate Effect Sizes. Report No. 51 / Henry J. Becker.
Since the mid-1980's, computers in elementary and middle grade schools have functioned to a large extent as a medium for student practice in the skills and concepts of basic mathematics and logic. This report presents the results of a 2-year nationwide field experiment designed to provide credi...
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