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This experimental study investigated the effects of 1:1 laptop use on at risk middle school students using math and science achievement test scores. Student test...
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In this study, north of England, 115 students age 11-12 were given 10 hours of literacy learning via laptop computers or acted as controls. Pre...
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The study examined the impact of 1-1 laptops on 6th – 8th grade students in one large California school district. Student achievement was examined for...
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