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The relationships of teachers' levels of technology integration on student achievement in reading and mathematics
The purpose of this study was to determine to what extent the level of technology integration of fourth and eighth grade teachers in eleven rural school districts in northeastern Louisiana related to student achievement in reading and mathematics. The sample consisted of 123 fourth and eighth grade
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