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The Effect of Blend-learning in STEM in Young Children's Affective, Cognitive, and Academic Outcomes
The study is a randomised controlled trial that investigates the effectiveness of an online app-based STEM programme on improving Hong Kong primary school students' affective, cognitive, and academic outcomes.
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