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Direct linkGodwin, Karrie E.; Seltman, Howard; Almeda, Ma; Davis Skerbetz, Mandi; Kai, Shimin; Baker, Ryan S.; Fisher, Anna V. – Educational Psychology, 2021
According to the time on-task hypothesis, the amount of time an individual devotes to an instructional task determines the extent to which learning occurs. Therefore, time off-task hampers learning by limiting learning opportunities. Prior research has generally found a positive relationship between time on-task and achievement; however, the…
Descriptors: Time on Task, Attention, Task Analysis, Correlation
