What we’re reading: April 2016
April 5, 2016
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Our small but mighty marketing staff is passionate about the world of edtech. Here are some of our favorite articles from the past month:
7 Ways to Apply Tech to Refugee Education
Getting a good education can be challenging even for those who live in comfort. Imagine trying to do so if you’re fleeing a war or persecution.
Why Balancing Priorities Is Essential to One-to-One Computing
A K-12 specialist explains that when it comes to one-to-one devices, failure is often the greatest teacher.
Helping Connect Families with Learning Through Technology
Providing technology for lower-income students doesn’t only improve outcomes—it strengthens family bonds.
The Case for Video Time During Class
Traditionally perceived as a “babysitting” tool for students, video should get more credit for its educational value.
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