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This document discusses how the author's learning has evolved from traditional paper-based methods to incorporating more technology and project-based learning. It provides examples of school projects where the author gained new perspectives and connections by working collaboratively using technology. While group work can be distracting, it also opens students up to new ideas and helps them be more creative in their presentations. The author believes that using technology in the classroom has helped enhance their learning compared to only using textbooks and paper in the past.
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