Classroom Management With Technology
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The document provides several strategies and considerations for effectively managing a classroom with limited computer resources, including rotating student access through various scheduling methods, using computers for whole-group instruction, and maximizing productivity during computer time. Peer partnerships and modeling proper computer use are also recommended to help students stay on task and learn from one another.
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