Lauraine Langreo is a staff writer at Education Week. She covers a range of topics including K-12 edtech, student wellness, and the future of work, with a focus on learning environments and professional development. Lauraine's work has been featured in Education Week.
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Lauraine's articles consistently cover education with a strong emphasis on technology in the classroom, data literacy, and student perspectives. She often cites data to support her coverage.
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