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As a provider of Technology enrichment for Kids I feel any technology in the classroom will help the kids adapt to the world they are entering as long as it does not distract them from the lesson at hand. In this age of outsourcing we are seeing fewer Americans becoming engineers and scientists, if we inspire kids now with science technology engineering and math maybe we can remain a leader in the world and help it solve many of the tremendous challenges we face. Kid Institute of Technology is a small company working to inspire S.T.E.M. Check us out at www.kidinstitute.com Rick

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