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         <title>While I definitely support &amp; encourage the use of technology in the classroom, I am curious as to the effects of it. while I do not encourage complete dissolution of paper, pencil, and books, I am curious about finding a healthy balance between tech &amp; tradition. I think we should definitely advocate technology, but should not solely rely on it so that if it crashes, we are unable to function in its absence. What are your thoughts? How do we encourage technology while retaining a portion of tradition. Do you feel the era of the the hardcover book is completely gone or are we seeing resurgence of nostalgia? </title>
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