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Loading...“Have you ever dreaded the day of the inevitable science fair and the cumbersome boards?” begins a description of the session, which promises to demonstrate how PowerPoint can come to the rescue.
“We’re obviously in a time of change,” said Gerry Wheeler, the association’s executive director. “Things like PowerPoint can support the teacher and student in a 21st-century kind of way.”
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