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Implications of Reading First
Fred Barton, Region 4 SLATE Representative

Teachers and schools are just beginning to feel the effects of the No Child Left Behind Act as they choose curricular materials to meet the regulations of the legislation.  Fred Barton describes the implications he sees regarding the requirements of No Child Left Behind.

 

 
 
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