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Which is not included in the Van de Walle Three Ways Technology in changing the nature of mathematics education?
(A) Some mathematical skills have decreased in importance
(B) Pedagogical idea that mathematics can be taught more effectively using computers
(C) Math topics are equally important to the others
(D) Some math topics and skills are more accessible or can receive greater emphasis
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