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This show “empowers, challenges, and builds the self-esteem of young ones while making them laugh,” according to Dr. Alice Wilder, director of research for the show. A multi layered approach is used. In every episode the learning concepts gradually get more difficult. Little ones are started with concepts that they can easily grasp. Once they have caught onto the initial concept, they can move to higher level ones. They also achieve mastery through repetition. The strength of the interactivity is that it gives little ones a voice. Joe asks them for their opinion and help. That isn't something that young ones this age usually get to do. Clues are a way people can solve problems.

Active engagement with television has been an antidote to criticism that the tube creates zombies. "Blue's Clues," which celebrated its 10th anniversary, has been credited with helping young children learn from the screen. Academic research has shown that viewers ages 3 to 5 score better on tests of problem solving than those who haven't watched the show.