How Nations Prepare Students for a Global Age

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How Nations Prepare Students for a Global Age

Linda Darling-Hammond of the Stanford Center for Opportunity Policy in Education, talks about how other nations are investing in teaching learning as a major engine for academic success. Follow the PowerPoint presentation. (00:31:52)

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