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Technology is now ubiquitous and students are familiar with its use. It can enhance learning by motivating students and making teaching more productive through tools like simulations, e-readers, and online resources. Technology also helps prepare students for the workplace by allowing them to learn skills like conducting online research and using common tools. Additionally, technology connects students and teachers globally.
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