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These Are A Few Of Our Favorite Teachers

Thursday, February 05, 2015

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You probably have that one teacher who stands out — who pushed you, or loved you or just taught you a heck of a lot. We do.

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Kindergarten Entry Tests And More Education Predictions for 2015

Saturday, January 03, 2015

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In 2014 we've covered education as the world-changing story it is and you've been along for the ride. And so at year's end, NPR Ed reached far and wide to bring you a set of provocative predictions for the education world in 2015:

1) Blended Learning As A Daily Practice