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How have technological advances changed teachers' roles?
-Teachers serve more as primary sources of information than as mentors and guides.
-Teachers serve more as mentors and guides than as primary sources of information.
-Teachers are being replaced by digital and mobile technology devices in schools and at home.
-Teachers are required to spend time confiscating digital and mobile technology devices in schools.
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