The document discusses integrating technology into teaching and learning. It explains that merely using computers in the classroom does not constitute true integration. Effective integration means using technology to introduce, reinforce, supplement and extend skills based on instructional needs. Exemplary teachers seamlessly weave technology into their lessons, not just using it for breaks or isolated computer skills lessons. True integration requires planning how and when technology supports instructional goals and addressing specific issues. While integrating technology takes time for novices to develop expertise, it is a gradual process where teachers can advance from basic to more complex uses over time.