English, 18.12.2020 20:40, obliviousho2018
How does the author of “Plugged In” support the conclusion that kids benefit from technology?
A.
by explaining the increase in academic grades
B.
by explaining how it helps kids' visual attention
C.
by explaining how it helps make friends
D.
by explaining the increase in correct grammar from texting
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