The Digital Disconnect: A Recent Pew Study
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2004
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| author | Bull, Glen Bull, Gina |
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| contents | The Digital Disconnect: A Recent Pew Study Bull, Glen Bull, Gina Leadership Indexes The study concludes that leadership by school administrators is a crucial factor in distinguishing schools that are using the Internet effectively for instruction, and schools that are not. This report is one of a series of Pew foundation reports on ways in which the Internet is affecting American life and society. The study reports that nearly four-fifths of students in the United States between the ages of 12 and 17 now use the Internet. The in-depth survey found that these students routinely use the Internet as a virtual: textbook and reference library; tutor and study shortcut; study group; guidance counselor; and locker, backpack, and notebook. |
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| publishDate | 2004 |
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| spellingShingle | The Digital Disconnect: A Recent Pew Study Bull, Glen Bull, Gina Leadership Indexes The Digital Disconnect: A Recent Pew Study Bull, Glen Bull, Gina Leadership Indexes The study concludes that leadership by school administrators is a crucial factor in distinguishing schools that are using the Internet effectively for instruction, and schools that are not. This report is one of a series of Pew foundation reports on ways in which the Internet is affecting American life and society. The study reports that nearly four-fifths of students in the United States between the ages of 12 and 17 now use the Internet. The in-depth survey found that these students routinely use the Internet as a virtual: textbook and reference library; tutor and study shortcut; study group; guidance counselor; and locker, backpack, and notebook. |
| title | The Digital Disconnect: A Recent Pew Study |
| topic | Leadership Indexes |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ694013 |