Sept. 18: High-tech vs. low-tech classrooms

Posted Sep 18, 2014 08:35:41 AM.

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Does a high-tech elementary classroom translate into better student outcome? Today’s Parent content and products director Nadine Silverthorne looks into it. Reported by Anne Lavrih.

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