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Teaching & Learning was born four years ago on a rainy Saturday afternoon! It doesn't seem so long ago, and yet so many thing...
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New Vision for Education: Fostering Social and Emotional Learning through Technology

Technology, a means not an end

"Despite the abundance of devices, online content and tools today, many classrooms struggle to make full use of digital technologies. Technology must be interwoven with a holistic approach that considers all relevant aspects, in particular pedagogical practices and training, to prevent it from being misunderstood as a standalone factor."

in Digital Education Policies in Europe and Beyond

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