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| However, other studies have not shown a benefit in student performance (see Avila, Biner, Bink, & Dean, 1995; Branton & Lee, 2003; Garrett, 1995; George & Sleeth, 1996; Guy & Frisby, 1992; Hutchens, 2004a). Nas is the obvious exception and my recent collaboration with incredible hip hop producer Bink. Activity intensity codes are based on energy costs from earlier work by Bink and van der Sluys. |
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