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The document discusses how today's students are digital natives who are skilled with technology but sometimes socially awkward. It notes that students have little input into their own education and calls for embracing new technologies like wikis, Google, podcasts, texting and social networking in the classroom. These tools offer convenience but may prioritize breadth over depth and instant gratification over quality.
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