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	Education News
	The Teacher's Union Last Stand New York Times, May 17, 2010 How Seven Principles of Baseball Can Transform How Teachers Teach Daily Riff, January 11, 2010 Digital Fingerprinting: Computer Programming for Kids Daily Riff, January 6, 2010 Panel Urges Engineering be added to Curriculum Education Week, September 9, 2009 Work Hard - No Excuses - Obama tells nation's students Education Week, September 8, 2009 STEM to Grow in Libraries: Research Project to get Science Content into Media Centers School Library Journal, September 1, 2009 Scientists Worry that Machines May Outsmart Man New York Time, July 26, 2009 A Kindle in every student Backpack Democratic Group’s Proposal: Give Each Student a Kindle By BRAD STONE, July 14, 2009 Do Schools Differently Carnegie Corporation, eSchool News, June 24, 2009 21st Century Skills Movement Growing eSchool News, June 22, 2009 Schwarzenegger: Digital textbooks can save money, improve learning By Arnold Schwarzenegger Special to the Mercury News Posted: 06/06/2009 08:00:00 PM PDT Science is failing to inspire some Prominent editor calls for overhaul of how disciplines are taught By ERIC BERGER HOUSTON CHRONICLE April 9, 2009, 10:25PM Educator Loss in STEM Area Called Issue Overall Shortage Disputed, Debra Viadero, Education Week, Published Online: March 6, 2009 Published in Print: March 11, 2009. Obama outlines proposals in first education speech President Barack Obama unveiled more details on his plan to reform U.S. education from "cradle to career." In a speech that aides called a first step to reforming U.S. schools, Obama said today that he would focus on merit-based pay for teachers, lowering the high-school dropout rate and ensuring that states have world-class education standards. The News & Observer (Raleigh, N.C.)/The Associated Press (3/10) , The Washington Post/Reuters (3/10) , Bloomberg (3/10)