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Special Section: Private Data in Education Research (2012) nonpartisaneducation.org/SpecialSection…
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What Can (and Can't) Neuroscience Tell Us About Education The Learning Scientists Blog learningscientists.org/blog/2019/3/14…
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Tag Archives: the US Constitution
Another post-Inaugural Change: The calendar
Here in DC, the nation’s capital, which has enjoyed Home Rule since 1974, but remains ultimately under the thumb of Congress and the President (thanks to Art. I, Section 8 of the Constitution), one never knows what surprise awaits each … Continue reading
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Tagged District of Columbia, The Plantation, the US Constitution
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