Project Tomorrow, Kajeet announce results of two-year tech engagement study with Chicago Public Schools

Students are more engaged in their learning and tend to show more achievement in certain areas when they have access to technology during school and at home, according to a study from wireless service provider Kajeet and Project Tomorrow, a national education nonprofit.

The two-year-long study focused

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