I am seeking researchers in psychology or related fields to explore the recent burst of interest in spinners.
In schools, some are banning them while others are embracing them. Is there any research to support them? What is valid or invalid about the claims? What advice might we offer for addressing their presence in education and beyond?
| Show Name: * | The MoonshotEdu Show |
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| Show Host Name(s): | Dr. Bernard BUll |
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| Station Call Letters + Network(s) + Broadcast Schedule + Time Zone + Format: * | This is a weekly 30-minute podcast released each Saturday. |
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