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We are trying to justify getting more technology in our geometry classrooms. Are there studies out there that show a correlation between availability/use of technology and geometry proficiency? Or are there studies that show that a particular technology has been demonstrated to increase geometry proficiency? Very Respectfully J. Cruzan
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