Two Minutes with Two Sides – Part 1 – The Role of Print in Learning and Education

The Role of Print in Learning and Education goes beyond just providing information—it enhances cognitive retention, balances screen time, and fosters a focused academic environment. Unlike digital devices that contribute to digital exhaustion, print offers a tactile and immersive experience, helping students better process and retain information. By minimizing distractions and providing a well-rounded approach to education, print remains an essential tool for effective learning.
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