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In a new article from The Huffington Post, Carol J. Carter of LifeBound discusses why reading skills are crucial to short- and long-term career success. She brings up the practice of "deep reading," particularly in print versus on screens and electronic devices, as a key technique in improving students reading levels and preparing them for the demands of the workforce. Do you agree? What is your ideal ratio of print to online reading?

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