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Webinar: Using Technology to Improve Critical Thinking and Engagement

November 16, 2018 Author: Read time: 1 min

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Packback CEO Mike Shannon was joined by Dr. Kathleen West of UNC Charlotte and Dr. Kaston Anderson-Carpenter of Michigan State University. These two psychology professors shared how they’re using technology and positive reinforcement to improve students’ critical thinking skills, engagement and written communication.

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