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This document discusses meeting the technological needs of today's students. It notes that teachers must act as facilitators and ensure students have access to available technologies. It also emphasizes the importance of technology integration and enhancing the student to computer ratio. The document evaluates a school district's progress in key areas related to teaching and learning with technology such as patterns of classroom use, design of instructional settings, content area connections, and student mastery of technology applications.
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