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"Poorer teenagers spend roughly the same time online as their wealthier classmates. But they're using this time differently, and it's counting against them ..." 
Tiffini Moreland's curator insight,
April 3, 2017 1:54 AM
This article shows statistics that tell us that disadvantaged students don't use the internet the same as rich students. This is believed to be so because poor students only have access to internet at school. It states that disadvantages teenagers are less likely to take advantage of online opportunities because they are unaware of them.
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