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c) the challenge involving socioeconomic status, race, and ethnicity, where poorer adolescents and members of
minority groups have less access to computers than more affluent adolescents.
d) the difference between those educators who believe that computers need to be integrated more into the curriculum compared to educators who argue for a more traditional educational experience for students.
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