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The document discusses how technology can be integrated into the classroom to engage students and prepare them for the real world. It identifies benefits like active learning, individual growth, and peer collaboration. Suggested technologies include online research, interactive whiteboards, digital presentations, and interactive websites. Specific apps highlighted are Sway for digital storytelling, Popplet for visual mind-mapping, and Thing Link for virtual field trips and lectures.
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