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Schools of Thought

Translating education research into usable knowledge

From the mouth of babes

Trayshawn Wright, 14 ... voiced what many adults remember about the [algebra] course: "I get it. But I get confused at times."

She said the effort would be worth it, though: "Algebra's very important. It's going to help you in the long run. You're going to need it for many things."

For example: "I want a diploma."

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