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Can someone explain "No Child Left Behind" in basic terms?

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by DeepBreath73 on June 6th, 2011
Teachers have always known what their students needed, but they can't usually get it for them. So far, the program has been all testing and no helping. Raising the bar only makes sense if you're helping people jump higher.
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