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Are poems with lots of rhythm, rhyme, and different sound devices easier to learn than those written in free verse?
The purpose of this experiment is to see if poems with lots of rhythm, rhyme, and different sound devices are easier to learn than those written in free verse.
Difficulty: Elementary school
Does eating your breakfast help you perform better in school?
The purpose of the present research was to determine whether a positive relationship exists between eating breakfast before school and school performance. Ninety-six psychology students from Loyola University New Orleans took part in the study.
Difficulty: Elementary school
Examine the stroop effect (the effect of color on visual selective attention) and does it affect men or women differently?
The purpose of this experiment was to determine if gender affects visual selective attention. This was tested using the Stroop effect, a task that shows that people take much longer to say the color of a stimulus when it is used in printing an inappropriate color name, rather than if it appears as a simple solid block of color. The hypothesis of this experiment was that gender would not have an ef
Difficulty: Middle school
How much do students know about deforestation?
We would like to do a survey research project on what students know and feel about deforestation? Our hypothesis states that the majority of responses to the factual questions about deforestation on our questionnaire will be correct.
Difficulty: Middle school
How much do students know about pollution?
We would like to do a survey research project to find out what students know and feel about air pollution. Our hypothesis states that the majority of the responses to the factual questions about air pollution on the questionnaire will be answered correctly.
Difficulty: Middle school
How well can a person remember things that he or she sees on television?
The purpose of this experiment is to determine how well a person remembers the things they see on television. I think a person who is told to remember details will versus one who is not. By doing this experiment, I hope to find out more about the way the human brain works.
Difficulty: Middle school
Is colored or black & white text more easily remembered?
The purpose of this experiment was to determine if colored versus black and white printed words affects human memory.
Difficulty: Middle school
Is there such thing as a superior teaching method?
No single method of instruction is superior in every discipline or environment for every student. This survey of the literature covers a variety of instructional methods. Included are references to case studies comparing teaching strategies, reports of experiments that attempt to evaluate and assess the superiority of one method over another, historical reviews, comments on current issues, and pre
Difficulty: High school
Will doing more homework help students perform better in exams?
The more homework students complete, especially from grades six to twelve, the better they do in school, according to recent research. The research also demonstrates that parental attitudes toward homework play an important role in their children's education.
Difficulty: Middle school
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