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"I think they have sloppy habits of mind, and I think that the Internet feeds into that." - Mara Corey, Irondale High School teacher

Most teachers, 68 percent, say use of the Internet and mobile technology leads students to take shortcuts in their writing, 

Today's Question: Does writing quality suffer when use of the Internet and mobile technology increases?

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“I think they have sloppy habits of mind, and I think that the Internet feeds into that.” – Mara Corey, Irondale High School teacher Most teachers, 68 percent, say use of the Internet and mobile technology leads students to take shortcuts in their writing, reports MPR News reporter Tim Post. A recent survey says social…

Does writing quality suffer when use of the Internet and mobile technology increases?

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