New York Times Op-Ed: The Early Bird Gets the Bad Grade
Would children do better if school started later? Also: Click on "On TV and Radio" above to listen to discuss the issue on NPR's Brian Lehrer Show.
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No More Teachers, Lots of Books
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Hounded by Homework
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