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Digital storytelling provides many benefits for students when incorporated into lesson plans, keeping students engaged while developing important skills like higher-order thinking, collaboration, reading, writing, and technology. When educators introduce digital storytelling, students can achieve academic success by creating and sharing stories that build literacy.
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