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This document discusses the integration of technology in the classroom and provides guidance on effective use. It outlines the importance of planning and setting goals when using technology to ensure it enhances learning. A variety of technologies are mentioned, including computers, the internet, smart boards, and projectors. Word processing, graphic organizers, and web browsers are provided as examples of specific technologies that can be used with students. The document emphasizes that technology should be used as a learning tool to increase student interest and access to academic resources, while also noting the importance of classroom management and guidelines when using technology.
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