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Report: Educators Believe Educational Technology Improves Student Achievement By TL Editors published 23 August 18
Survey: Educators, Parents Agree Soft Skills, Academics Equally Important By TL Editors published 23 August 18
Versatile Tool Supports Research, Digital Presentations Across All Subjects By TL Editors published 6 August 18
NEWS & TRENDS:Equity through Curiosity: Scientists Discover that Curious Learners from Low-Income Households Perform as Well as Affluent Students By TL Advisor published 1 August 18 Brain activity changes as a result of curiosity, which helps us retain information.
"Teachers Talk Technology" Report Creates Snapshot of Classroom Technology Use By TL Editors published 18 July 18
Gale Introduces Digital Archive of 19th Century Amateur Newspapers By TL Editors published 12 June 18
