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Education policy shifts as business leads classroom change
Washington officials warn that most school systems lag behind in adopting modern technology. Harold Howe 2nd notes policy changes come from manufacturers and publishers rather than research departments, with Time Inc and GE spearheading new teaching tools. He urges creative cooperation between industry and education to guide classroom benefits and cost effectiveness.
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