How Technology Is Influencing Education
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A graduate of Northwestern, Stanford, and Harvard universities, Cory Olcott is an education professional and the chairperson of the English department at Brighton, Massachusetts-based Saint Joseph Prep. Augmenting this work, Cory Olcott maintains an interest in staying up to date on the latest developments in the field of teaching, including that of education-enhancing modern technologies.
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