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12 Sep 2023, 01:30
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Many universities offer two types of learning: frontal, in-class lectures and virtual classes that are a review of the in-class lectures. Research into the concentration ability of students in today's tech savvy world has found that students are less likely to text messages on their phones during the virtual classes than they are during the real classes. However, it has also been determined that students' attention spans are higher in real classes than they are in the virtual classes.
If the statements above are true, which of the following must be true?
A. Texting on one's phone during in-class lectures is an activity that students are fully concentrated on.
B. The amount of attention span is directly proportional to how interesting a lecture or virtual lesson may be.
C. The level of success a class has in terms of catching student attention is not necessarily lower when students text messages.
D. Between the two types of classes, students will get enough information to help them pass a class.
E. It is unnecessary to be fully concentrated in both types of classes.
If the statements above are true, which of the following must be true?
A. Texting on one's phone during in-class lectures is an activity that students are fully concentrated on.
B. The amount of attention span is directly proportional to how interesting a lecture or virtual lesson may be.
C. The level of success a class has in terms of catching student attention is not necessarily lower when students text messages.
D. Between the two types of classes, students will get enough information to help them pass a class.
E. It is unnecessary to be fully concentrated in both types of classes.
12 Sep 2023, 03:00
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It is given that students have high attention in the real time class, but they used their phone in these classes more frequently than virtual classes.So we nee an option that said that no relation exist between phone usage and attention. Option C said that: The level of success a class has in terms of catching student attention is not necessarily lower when students text messages.":"Hence C
12 Sep 2023, 04:27
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The correct answer is option E: It is unnecessary to be fully concentrated in both types of classes.
This statement can be inferred from the information provided. Since students are less likely to text during virtual classes but have lower attention spans in those classes compared to real classes, it suggests that being fully concentrated may not be necessary in both types of classes.
This statement can be inferred from the information provided. Since students are less likely to text during virtual classes but have lower attention spans in those classes compared to real classes, it suggests that being fully concentrated may not be necessary in both types of classes.
