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What will survive as states test Common Core?

Clip: 12/25/2014 | 7m 39s

What will sink and what will survive as states test Common Core?

In 2008, a set of academic standards for U.S. public schools called the Common Core was created for states to voluntarily implement. Intended to raise the bar for American students and teachers, many states that originally signed on are now rewriting the standards or opting out altogether. Special correspondent John Tulenko of Learning Matters reports.

12/25/2014 | Rating NR

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