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For Laurie Guyon, technology has become a critical resource to help teachers engage students in learning and create classroom experiences that they remember for a lifetime.
As the assistant coordinator for model schools at the Washington-Saratoga-Warren-Hamilton-Essex Board of Cooperative Educational Services in New York, Guyon facilitates professional learning of classroom technology for teachers in 31 districts across the state, which ultimately impacts nearly 40,000 students.
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