Amanda Ripley Explains the Importance of Student Opinions in Education Reform
August 19, 2013
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as posted by the channelOften overlooked in the discussion of education reform, kids are an amazing source of inspiration in the fight to make America's schools better. Their first-hand perspective provides a voice for a group that is too often voiceless in education reform--especially since they spend the majority of their days in these institutions.
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