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- 2. To which technologies should teachers have access?
- 3. What kinds of support systems does the teacher have for using technology in instruction? Who do they ask when they have questions?
- 4. At what age do you think children should be taught to use computers?
- 5. Should governments spend billions of dollars on technology for schools, or should the money be spent differently?
- 6. Is there any unique or interesting technology being used in your classroom that others might want to learn about?
- 7. Should students have computers in their classrooms or be required to go to a computer lab?