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Integrating technology in the curriculum

January 21, 2015

By Kai-Lou Yue
News Editor

Over the course of the next few years, WA is working on moving towards the implementation of technology in the classroom. Read the articles below for more information and opinions on the issue.

 

Click here to read an opinion about the implementation of technology in the classroom.
Click here to read an opinion about the implementation of technology in the classroom.
Click here to read about the plans WA has for implementing technology in the classroom.
Click here to read about the plans WA has for implementing technology in the classroom, and for a video on student opinions.
Click here to watch a video about student reactions.
Click here to watch a video on student reactions.
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