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Schools of Thought

Translating education research into usable knowledge

From the mouth of babes

The state of public education can perhaps be best summarized by an 8-year-old we'll call Ashley, a third grader in my morning class who piped up sweetly during a presentation by an American Indian:

"Do you know Pocahontas?"

P.S. I've been too tired to write lately, but I'll try to get a long summary of my week down sometime soon.

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