The Columbus Education Association has asked a number of educational bloggers, including the AFT’s Ed Muir, to contribute to a colloquium on its blog on the subject of A Nation At Risk. My contribution is here.
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A Nation At Risk At 25
May. 6, 2008
12:04 pm
by Leo Casey
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