Academic Achievement + Cog. Effects

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what are 3 ways to approach relationship between media + academics?

learn from specific educational content

effects of exposure to medium

in school media use

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what kind of theories can be used for explanations of effects of exposure to medium?

SLT

Vgotsky’s theory of development

AMIE

Fisch’s CM

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What are some effects of educational content?

Literacy

Math skills 

science 

geog 

history 

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What kind of study  did Bonus + Mares (2018) in study 1

content analysis 

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explain study 1 bonus + mares 2018

looked at shows on PBS, DIsney jr, nick jr etc

21 shows teach science to 3-5 y/os, analysed 3 episodes each

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what were bonus and mares (2018) trying to find in study 1

ANTHROPOMORPHIC CONTENT

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Anthropomorphic 

depicted as having human characteristics 

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what were results bonus and mares study 1

little over half shows used replication

1/3 used anthropomorphic depiction

most shows = animated

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replication

state incorrect info, show why wrong, then show correct answer

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what kind of study was bonus and mares STUDY 2 

Experiment 

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who did bonus and mares study in study 2

3-5 y/os

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what were the conditions bonus and mares study 2

random assignment w

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what were the 3 random assignment conditions bonus and mres 

factual

refutation 

anthropomorphic 

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how did bonus and mares study the children in study 2

interviewed them individually, pretest + posttest

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results bonus + mares study 2

facts increased after viewing

more likely to endorse open end question

anthropomor. condition improved scientific explanation

refutation not effective

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what was the main result bonus +mares study 2 

kids remembering the wrong info 

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in what ways does context matter in academic achievement + cog effects

quality of content

role of repetition

co-using

using in school

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how does using content in school affect academic achievement

can increase demand characteristics

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how does quality of content affect academic achievement

whether content teaches what you want it to teach 

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how does co-using content affect academic achievement

can increase mental effort invested

Vgotsky’s theory - scaffolding by parents can help

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how can fantasy enhance learning

increase attention

increase motivation

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why did richert + schlesinger 2016 say that fantasy should be used carefully?

lesson must be accurate, moderate amounts best, has to be relevant to educational content (fischs cm)

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what specific cognitive skills are effected by exposure to medium

attention

executive function

imagination

language + literacy

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what kind of impact does time with screen media have on academic achievement

negative impact

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what is time with screen media affected by (demographic characteristisics)

age

SES

I

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How does age interact time with screen media

negative effects of heavy media use increase with age

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how does SES interact with time spent with screen media

as SES is higher, negative effects of time with media increase

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SES

socio-economic status

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how does IQ impact time spent with media

as iq = higher, negative effects of time with media increase

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what are the 3 possible explanations for negative effects of time spent with media

displacement

interference with learning

disruption of educational process

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how does displacement negatively effect time spent with media

time kids spend watching TV displaces time that they would be spending with hw or sleeping

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how does interference with learning negatively impact time spent with media 

we consume media in short bits → skills developed through watching whole shows (eg) are different than short content→ so skills we are developing are incompatible with things like reading

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how does disruption of educational process negatively impact time spent w media

availability of tv disrupts bc reduces authority of adults - kids used to get info from adults b4 tv

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what are some positive effects of limited exposure to media content 

1-2 hours per day perform better than non viewers 

tons of media has negative effect, little bits have positive compared to no media at all

non viewers may lack resources

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in what ways does content matter in long term academic achievement?

educational viewing/game play has some LT positive effects

heavy viewing of action adventure/fantasy = neg effects

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what have studies found about educational viewing among pre school age kids 

greater academic success in high school 

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what have studies shown about moderate vieweing of educational tv - reading + writing

helps w reading and writing gains in 10th grade (especially w low income children)

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how does effects of exposure to media on cognitive skills - ATTENTION

LT negative impact of heavy digital media use on attention (ADHD)

Earliest exposure = greatest effects

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What did Thorell find as a possible explanation for long term effects on attention?

fast pace of digital media 

loss of ability to regulate attention internally 

displacement

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what has some evidence show game play can improve?

visual attention

spatial reasoning

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Executive function

collection of prefrontal skills underlying goal directed behaviour including attention, working memory…and delay of gratification

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what is executive function key to

cognitive and social functioning

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who studied executive function

lillard and peterson 2011

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who did lillard and peterson study 2011

60 4 y/os, white middle to upper class 

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what did lillard and peterson study

st effects of fast paced tv content v sow paced v self paced activity (drawing)

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what did they find lillard and peterson 2011

fast paced program resulted in more problems with exec function wh

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what were some issues with the study lillard and peterson 

didnt use a pretest/posttest 

assumed that by randomly assigning kids to control group v experimental group that there shld be differences based on this 

effects they found might only exist right after watching vid 

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What did some studies find about long term effects of adult oriented tv among infants + toddler on executive function scores

no effect for child oriented shows, negative effect lt of adult oriented tv

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what do some studies suggest about video games and executive function

small positive impact on EF 

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What are the concerns about imagination and media

that media stifles imagination

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what are two possible explanations for effects on imagination?

stimulation hypothesis

reduction hypothesis

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stimulation hypothesis 

media adds the store of ideas kids draw on for imaginary play 

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reduction hypothesis

media stifles kids capacity for imaginary play bc it replaces more cognitively stimulating activities

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does exposure to ‘baby videos’ lead to language learning?

NO

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How does exposure to educational TV  lead to LT language gains 

larger vocabularies 

higher expressive language scores 

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effects of screen time on problem solving + critical thinking skills

lt negative effects of screen t on preschoolers communication + PS skills

but are some specific shows that try to teach kids these skills

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what support is there for school cellphone bans - researc h

PEW research 2025 : 74% US adults support bans in middle + high schools

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what are pros of school cellphone bans 

teachers report positive outcomes : 

  • more participation in ckass 

    • less need to repeat instructions

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what are cons of cellphone bans in school

research results less clear