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Albright: Bin Laden Death a ‘Very Big Victory,’ But Not ‘Happily Ever After’

Jim Lehrer discusses the impact of Osama bin Laden's death on U.S. foreign policy and efforts to fight extremism with former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright and former Senate Foreign Relations Committee member Chuck Hagel.

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Apr 21

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Autism Now: Rima Ritholtz Extended Interview

As part of our Autism Now series of reports, below is an extended transcript excerpt, edited for length, relevance and clarity, with Rima Ritholtz, principal of Bronx autism charter school PS 176, on the schooling and treatment options for those…

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Apr 11

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Are California’s Schools Ready for the Next Big Earthquake?

Hundreds of California's schools do not meet the construction codes for earthquake safety.

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Apr 07

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John Merrow Reflects on the ‘Influence of Teachers’

Hari Sreenivasan debriefs John Merrow on his new book, "The Influence of Teachers."…

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Jan 21

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In Hypercompetitive South Korea, Pressures Mount on Young Pupils

Margaret Warner reports from Seoul, where extraordinary student commitment has helped the nation's 15 year olds rank second in the world in reading and fourth in math, well ahead of their American counterparts. Many students take private lessons in addition…

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Jan 20

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Amid Hu’s U.S. Visit, How Do China’s Youth View Rest of World?

As Chinese President Hu continues his state visit to the U.S., Lindsay Hilsum of Independent Television News gets views from several students at Renmin University in Beijing on whether he should make any concessions on human rights or the Chinese…

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Dec 07

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Secretary Duncan: Schools Must Become Centers of Communities

The results from a new global survey show U.S. students are falling behind much of the world in reading, math and science. Gwen Ifill speaks with Education Secretary Arne Duncan about the results and the the state of American schools.

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Dec 01

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Chicago High School Prepares Students for Real-World Manufacturing Jobs

With unemployment holding steady above 9 percent, the jobs market looks bleak. But there is one industry that has added jobs: manufacturing. Ash-har Quraishi of Chicago News Cooperative reports on one public school that's retooling to help its graduates take…

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Nov 30

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Graduation Report ‘Encouraging,’ But Many Schools Risk ‘Dropout Factory’ Status

New nationwide statistics show a rise in high school graduation rates, but there is still significant disparity between school districts in different parts of the country. Margaret Warner talks to the report's co-author, John Bridgeland, about what the findings mean.

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Nov 18

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In California, Facing Down a Family Physician Shortage

In the latest in a series on health reform, Betty Ann Bowser reports from California on what's being done to inspire medical students to address a shortage of primary care doctors.

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