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In 2009, Sweden chose to replace books with computers. 15 years later, it allocates 104 million euros to reverse course
Sweden decided to shake things up by swapping out old-school textbooks for computers and digital gadgets. The idea was to ...
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Tell it to SunStar: Back to traditional learning?
By Renester P. Suralta In 2009, Sweden decided to replace printed textbooks with computers in its schools. Fifteen years later, it is now investing €104 million ...
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These Countries Have the Most Well-Developed Public Education Systems
Along with Sweden and Norway, it forms Scandinavia, a cultural region in Northern Europe. #1 in Well-developed public education system The Kingdom of Denmark emerged in the 10th century and ...