Eye tracking with the ISEY
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Help us understand how children learn.
Children aged 2.5–4.5 years old are invited to take part in an eye tracking experiment to understand how narratives help children focus.
Narrative processing is a crucial part of how we understand the world, so by observing children watching cartoons, we can learn more about this element of early learning.
This experiment from the Institute for the Science of Early Years & Youth takes roughly 25 minutes, and involved children wearing an eye tracker while watching cartoons.
Need to know
Caregivers will be given information about the study and asked to provide written consent.
Participation is voluntary and families can withdraw at any time. Participating families will be compensated with a £10 Love2shop voucher.
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