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Which of the following is a typical technology integration strategy based on constructivist learning models?
A) showing video-based problems that students solve through small group work
B) giving students a French language tutorial because a teacher is not available
C) letting students write papers with word processing, rather than by hand
D) identifying skill weaknesses and targeting tutorial and drill software to them

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Integrating Educational Technology into Teaching

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