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• 22 Apr 08
  

  Carmen Hartzell

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• 11 Feb 08
  

  Michael Lackner

  In a wireless age where kids can access the Internet's vast store of information from their cellphones and PDAs, schools have been wrestling with how to stem the tide of high-tech cheating. Now, some educators say they have the answer: Change the rules.

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• 15 Aug 06
  

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• 24 Jan 06
  

  Will Richardson

  In a wireless age where kids can access the Internet's vast store of information from their cellphones and PDAs, schools have been wrestling with how to stem the tide of high-tech cheating. Now, some educators say they have the answer: Change the rules.

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  Will Richardson on 2006-08-06
  In a wireless age where kids can access the Internet's vast store of information from their cellphones and PDAs, schools have been wrestling with how to stem the tide of high-tech cheating. Now, some educators say they have the answer: Change the rules.

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