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What Will Betsy DeVos Do with Ed Tech?

Posted on December 7, 2016 by Stan Freeda

The nominee for education secretary has expressed interest in technology, but it’s unclear how significant its role will be if her appointment is confirmed. U.S. Department of Education secretary nominee Betsy DeVos appears most prominently in the public record as … Continue reading →

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What Will Betsy DeVos Do with Ed Tech?

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