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Submitted by DIane O'Fee Powers (guest) on Wed, 07/01/2009 - 5:36pm.

The most important concept that I got from Paul's talk on Monday is that computers take us away from our small world. Providing our students more access to computers can introduce them to a different world(s), people, ways of thinking ETC.
This is my third summer as a participant in the Serendip program & I am always amazed with what I learn from Paul & the other facilitators!

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