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Articles A Digital Time Capsule Will Archive the Websites 21st Century Students Find Relevant The Internet Archive and the Library of Congress are creating a collection of websites that represent the modern student experience.Liz Dwyer08 Jul, 2011
Articles The Five Best Projects from the Gates Foundation's Education Technology Competition Here are our five favorite projects from the Gates Foundation's education technology grant competition.Liz Dwyer17 Jun, 2011
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Articles Poetry Slams Spur Student Literacy in the South Bronx In the birthplace of hip-hop a local nonprofit is teaching a different kind of rhyming: the fine art of the poetry slam.Liz Dwyer25 Mar, 2011
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