Integrating technology in El Salvador schools: promises and challenges
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Technology, Education, Schools, El SalvadorAbstract
This article analyzes the promises and challenges posed by the integration of technology in Salvadoran schools. It also makes an assessment of the real possibilities and limitations that this change implies. Rather than exhausting the topic with exhaustive rhetoric, the article aims to promote constructive discussion on a current issue that concerns us all.
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