"Researchers found that, on average, those given the harder-to-read fonts actually recalled 14% more.I wonder if the same goes for messy handwriting?
They believe that presenting information in a way that is hard to digest means a person has to concentrate more, and this leads to 'deeper processing' and then 'better retrieval' afterward"
Friday, January 14, 2011
BBC News - Making things hard to read 'can boost learning'
BBC News - Making things hard to read 'can boost learning':
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