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A type of magic happens when education and technology-driven innovation come together. Economically disadvantaged students get Wi-Fi access through backpacks. CHECK IT OUT : Read what three K–12 leaders say about ensuring students have equal access to digital resources. The Gap Between Technology and Pedagogy.
A type of magic happens when education and technology-driven innovation come together. Economically disadvantaged students get Wi-Fi access through backpacks. CHECK IT OUT : Read what three K–12 leaders say about ensuring students have equal access to digital resources. The Gap Between Technology and Pedagogy.
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