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Study gauges value of technology in schools
Schools frequently acquire digital devices without discrete learning goals and ultimately use these devices in ways that fail to adequately serve students.
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As hiring falters, more workers become temporary
Temporary workers are starting to look, well, not so temporary.Despite a surge this year in short-term hiring, many American businesses are still skittish about making those jobs permanent, raising concerns among workers and some labor experts that temporary employees will become a larger, more entrenched part of the work force.This is bad news for...
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Study gauges value of technology in schools
Schools frequently acquire digital devices without discrete learning goals and ultimately use these devices in ways that fail to adequately serve students.
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As hiring falters, more workers become temporary
Temporary workers are starting to look, well, not so temporary.Despite a surge this year in short-term hiring, many American businesses are still skittish about making those jobs permanent, raising concerns among workers and some labor experts that temporary employees will become a larger, more entrenched part of the work force.This is bad news for...
