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Education Week (blog) Congress Considering $95 Million for Study of Technology's Effects on Children Education Week (blog) A bipartisan bill now in Congress would give the National Institutes of Health $95 million over five years to fund studies on how media and technology effect children. The proposed Children and Media Research Advanceme ...

Congress Considering $95 Million for Study of Technology’s Effects on Children

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Education Week (blog)

Congress Considering $95 Million for Study of Technology’s Effects on Children
by Education Week (blog).
A bipartisan bill now in Congress would give the National Institutes of Health $95 million over five years to fund studies on how media and technology effect children. The proposed Children and Media Research Advancement Act, or CAMRA, outlines an …

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