Digital Alerts, Or Nudges, May Help College Students Stay on Track in STEM Courses (EdTech Magazine)
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"Anecdotal evidence suggests that nagging college students doesn’t work. But it turns out that digital nudging — texts, emails and alerts — may actually spur them to continue in challenging disciplines like STEM."—Source: EdTech Magazine
WHY THIS MATTERS:
Digital nudges don't always work, but they might just offer the right kind of motivation to get students through STEM courses.
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