study habits

Nov
29
2022
Study Ties Frequent Soccer Heading to Lower Average IQ
Daryl Cagle, CagleCartoons.com
A cartoon published November 29, 2022, illustrates research from USA Today on soccer players and IQ. Players heading the ball ten or more times per game average 103 IQ. Those heading once or less average 112. The image shows one player with a damaged head and another preparing to head the ball. The piece highlights potential cognitive impacts from repeated heading in soccer.
Feb
2
2012
Study Habits
Rob Tornoe, PoliticalCartoons.com
Student study habits
STUDENT STUDY HABITS by Dave Granlund, politicalcartoons.com
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