There are two potential explanations for these differences in the use of student-centered learning strategies. First, the students had ready access every day to the laptops, thus eliminating additional planning (and related frustration) by teachers to ensure that they could implement a learner-centered lesson incorporating computers. In addition, the lesson could span across several days without worrying about the availability of computer access. Second, the teachers were used to working in teams in the core content areas. Because all the team members had attended the training, the team and peer pressure may have provided additional support for implementing the student-centered approach.