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District leaders now demand evidence that edtech tools improve student outcomes before signing contracts. Richard Carranza of IXL Learning advises schools to avoid fixed learning paths and excessive gamification. Products should support teachers, not replace them, and must be backed by rigorous third-party research like ESSA Tier 1.
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