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Home > Blogs > Get on the Bus > Archives > 2007 > October > 31 > Entry

Obama talking more about education

By selliott | Wednesday, October 31, 2007, 01:44 PM

Alexander Russo at This Week in Education has the scoop on Barack Obama’s take on changing NCLB during an MTV/MySpace forum.

Meanwhile, The American Association for Colleges of Teacher Education is hailing Obama for his effort to spare the Teacher Quality Enhancement grant program from elimination in the budget. The group’s president and CEO, Dr. Sharon P. Robinson, had this to say about Obama:

“Senator Obama is a true champion for education and is committed to ensuring that our nation has a supply of high-quality teachers.”

This post also appears on the Education Writers Association’s Education Election blog.

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