Technology in Schools
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Technology plays an important role in schools, allowing students to access homework assignments when sick, conduct research using computers, and have teachers present lessons using projectors. While technology provides educational benefits, it can also be distracting for students, taking away from studying with games and entertainment. Overall, technology impacts learning and can be used positively or negatively depending on the situation.
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