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September 28, 2011 RSS Feed Print

Yesterday, business leaders, educators, and decision makers met at the National Press Club to discuss the national science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) education crisis in America. Here's full footage of the event. Also read a recap of the event, catch up on live tweets from the event, and check out out U.S. News's inaugural rankings of the Best High Schools for Math and Science.

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I totally disagree with the STEM concept. K-12 should be committed to teaching Math, Science and Oral & Written Communication.
The chosen course of "educators" and "experts" leaves the Colleges and Universities to teach many remedial courses in redin, writin & rithmetik.

Gordon H Terwillegar, P.E., FNSPE, FASCE of GA 2:57PM September 29, 2011

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