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What will be Obama’s lasting education legacy?

Clip: 1/3/2017 | 11m 7s

Behind the policies that led to Obama’s mixed education legacy.

President Obama and his former education secretary Arne Duncan exercised more power and influence over education policy than many predecessors. The administration placed a focus on testing, trying it to federal funding. In higher education, he emphasized the importance of college and reducing student debt. Alison Stewart talks to Education Week’s Alyson Klein and Inside Higher Ed’s Scott Jaschik.

01/03/2017 | Rating NR

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