CAWP- Technology in the Primary Classroom
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The document provides an overview of a workshop on using technology in primary classrooms. It encourages teachers to try integrating at least one new technology tool in their classroom. It discusses how technology can benefit students by allowing them to publish their work to a real-world audience, which can motivate students and improve the quality of their work through collaboration. The document also addresses common concerns teachers may have and provides examples of low-cost or free technology tools that can be used for publishing student work.
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