If they are still not getting the clues, change tack.
To avoid these kinds of issues, when Blue's Clues changed hosts in 2002, they did so carefully, slowly, and after rounds of testing with toddler audiences.
A similar study, also conducted in 2000 by many of the same researchers, found that experienced Blue's Clues viewers interacted more with other educational programs than did inexperienced viewers, which proved that watching Blue's Clues changed the way children watch television.
There may be something inside that helps the protagonist decipher a clue, or changes their mind, or reveals something new.
Similarly in a given population, changes in site distribution of melanoma have long been known to offer clues about change in people's sun-related behavior [ 3].
Now the future of America is in the hands of a narcissist who hasn't a clue how to change what needs changing.
Experts watched the race for clues to changes in voting trends.
These data contain clues to changes of glycosyl transferase activity that accompany speciation.
In other words, spatial/temporal variations in sedimentary basin morphology on an active margin give clues to changes in the convergence modes of oceanic plates and to regional tectonic history.
The clues have changed too, presented now in creepy, early-internet 3D animation, giving it the feel of a learning game you'd have been disappointed to get with a magazine in 1998.
