A Revealing Look Inside No Child Left Behind
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Through the eyes and experiences of an at-risk program in Grandview, Missouri, I take a look at this controversial evaluation tool. From the reality of the program to possible fixes, the jury spoke on this very important federal initiative.
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Here's the wiki on the NCLB program. Lot's of info in here.
It's a frustrating conversation in a country that insists on spending half its budget in military spending. The people in charge of budgeting obviously don't and haven't had any desire to see our education system improved. Much like our healthcare system it has been deemed unnecessary. Why do we keep spending on tanks instead of books? -
Interesting, but I wonder what the story is from several or many other parts of the U.S.
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Well, bigdrumr, here's the story on NCLB from New Jersey.
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