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- Feb 22, 2021
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The Academic Times | Kids learn more words through repetition from both books and screens

Updated: Mar 4, 2021

Preschool-aged children were able to pick up more new vocabulary words through a combination of learning tools like physical books and digital screens rather than just one medium, according to a new study that showed kids learn best through repeated exposure to different media.

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The Academic Times | Kids learn more words through repetition from both books and screens

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