Letters from Readers – August 1, 2010

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Cut overhead with automated learning

Re: “MontCo magnets show imperfect reform,” July 29

With laptop learning, testing can be built in for elements such as students’ progress through a course. This has worked well for years and now it’s cost-performance effective. For example, a course in math could be constructed through differential calculus, including geometry and statistics, with automated testing throughout the course.

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