Watching short videos may be having an effect on kids’ grades at school


According to a study coming out of China, the more this type of video is consumed by a student, the less likely they are to succeed at school. — AFP Relaxnews

Between Reels on Instagram, TikTok videos and Snapchat formats, short content on social media is a favourite among young users. But it's a trend that seems to be associated with a deterioration of scholastic achievement.

According to a study coming out of China, the more this type of video is consumed by a student, the less likely they are to succeed at school.

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