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Almost Free Magazines

When students ask this question, refer them to one of many leading industry magazines. This is also a great tool for keeping up on trends, direction and changes related to life-after-K12-education. No cost other than sincere interest.

Posted by Ellen on 16 February 2007 in Ed Tech, High School, Marketing, Post-Secondary, Professional Development | Permalink

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