This panel attempts to answer this question. Some main themes were that we can fix schools through hiring teachers who are stronger in Math and Science coupled with an increased use of technology in the classroom. I'll add that maybe we should also pay our teachers better to draw the teachers we need to accomplish our national goals in STEM education.
For more on this meeting, visit this Wall Street Journal article.
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Friday, February 26, 2010
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