US EditionStudents Who Use the Internet to Do Homework at Home Go a Course Ahead in Mathematics and Reading Comprehension
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sport.esIn secondary school, the use of the Internet, both in the educational center and abroad, has a negative influence on academic performance among high school students. However, there is an exception. ESO students who use the network at home exclusively to do homework or other academic tasks all or almost every day enjoy higher school revenue in mathematics and reading comprehension, the major subjects pending in the education system. In addition, …
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