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The significance of a routine continues to be acknowledged as an important factor in our daily lives. Regardless of age … Continue reading Classroom Routines: 3 Digital Tips
Over several years instructional technology continues to grow and change. As a conscious observer/implementer I notice apps that turn obsolete … Continue reading Screencasting: A Differentiator and Time Saver!
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