Is this an example of an ANOVA statistics problem?

Is this an example of ANOVA statistics?

Research Question: Does Instructional design and technology interventions change the behavior of early childhood drug-dependent mothers' children better than traditional interventions?

Null Hypothesis:Instructional design and technology interventions make no significant difference in the behavior of early childhood drug-addicted students than traditional interventions.

Independent variable:Technology interventions and traditional interventions

Dependent variable: Behavior scores after interventions

Instrument (Scale): Edmond's Nonclinical Early Childhood Behavior Measurement Test

Participants: Selected students at a local daycare center as identified by Long Term Effects of Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome (NAS) observations by parent(s) and teacher(s). (TopRehabs Blog, https://www.toprehabs.com/drug-effects-on-children/)

Statistical Test:ANOVA

There are no tables, figures, or other information about this problem. There are 2 independent variables and 1 dependent variable. Is this the formula for an ANOVA problem?