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Massachusetts Adopts K-12 Digital Literacy Standards

Massachusetts’ state board of elementary and secondary education has unanimously adopted voluntary digital literacy and computer science standards for all K-12 schools.

by Madeline Conway

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Massachusetts’ state board of elementary and secondary education has unanimously adopted voluntary digital literacy and computer science standards for all K-12 schools. The standards are intended to both align with current state education benchmarks and promote more aggressive technology training in schools. (WBUR)

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