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Lala wrote Our Changing Society for a school assignment. Read the topic sentence of paragraph 3.
(15) Some critics also say that introducing new technologies into the classroom hinders creativity and imagination
(Dyson)
How can Lalla revise this sentence to provide a more effective transition between paragraphs 2 and 37
In addition, some critics say that introducing new technologies into the classroom hinders creativity and imagination
Thus some critics say that introducing new technologies into the classroom hinders creativity and imagination (Dyson
Later some critics say that introducing new technologies into the classroom hinders creativity and imagination (Dyson
However, some critics say that introducing new technologies into the classroom hinders creativity and imagination
Dyson)

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