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  • 'The Digital Divide: How Technology Affects Education': A peer-reviewed journal article
    Credible
  • 'School Funding Cuts and Their Impact on Education': A BBC News article
    Credible
  • 'Challenges in Modern Education': A Wikipedia entry
    Not appropriate: user-edited and unreliable.
  • 'The Impact of Social Media on Student Engagement': An opinion piece in an online magazine
    Not appropriate: someone's personal opinion and not based on research or facts
  • 'Teacher Training in the 21st Century': A published book
    Credible
  • 'Why Extracurricular Activities Matter': A personal blog post sharing anecdotal experiences
    Not appropriate: no evidence-based research and not academic
  • 'Education Policy in the 21st Century': A government report by the Department of Education
    Credible
  • 'Education Reform is a Scam!': A social media post from an anonymous user
    Not appropriate: an unverified opinion from an unknown source.