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Global Disparities in Access
Avoiding a two-tiered world of “tech haves” and “tech have-nots.”
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A child in a wealthy suburb attends school with one laptop per student, high-speed internet, AI tutoring systems, and teachers trained in educational technology. A child in a rural village shares a single outdated computer with forty classmates when electricity is available, connects to the internet through a mobile phone with expensive and unreliable data, and has teachers who have never used the technologies their students will need to compete in the global economy.

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