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To the Editor:
Pardon the delay, but Larry Cuban's Commentary, "Is Spending Money on Technology Worth It?," Feb. 23, 2000, cries out for a reply.
Of grave concern to those of us in the schools is the preparation of new teachers. We often lament that new teachers have not been provided the training to effectively use the technologies available to education beyond chalk, blackboards, and the occasional filmstrip projector. The writings of Mr. Cuban, a professor of education at Stanford University, do nothing...
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