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	Will new NCLB reflect 21st-century skills? Rep. George Miller said he will introduce a bill to renew NCLB and require schools to develop 21st-century standards. Proponents of educational technology for years have been saying that schools need to ... Read More This Week's Top News • School printers may pose health risk • Study: eBooks could spark interest in reading • Public wants more tech in classrooms Around the Web • Hackers: Social-networking sites are flawed • Science research gets funding boost • After 22 years, teacher ready to rocket More Around the Web | More News From the print edition of eSchool News Girls replace a video card in a PC chassis at the DigiGirlz tech camp in Fargo, N.D. Programs like DigiGirlz address a lack of skilled IT workers.... Read More More headlines from the August issue: • Schools' emergency plans lag • States: Ed tech is raising student achievement • Indianapolis schools post confidential data online • High Court ruling could limit school pay-bias claims eSN TechWatch: High-tech security -- August 6, 2007 Virginia Tech turns to technology to help keep students safe in the wake of its terrible tragedy—plus, more ed-tech news from around the nation. Windows Media Quicktime MP4   eSN TechWatch: August 2007 How virtual worlds are providing real instruction, and a campaign to promote healthy listening. Windows Media Quicktime MP4 eSN TechWatch: Redefining 'intelligence' -- July 23, 2007 Futurist Andrew Zolli discusses the trends shaping education’s future—including the need to redefine what it means to ... Windows Media Quicktime MP4 eSN TechWatch: Leaders in learning - - July 16, 2007 The cable industry honors 15 of the nation's most innovative thinkers in school technology Windows Media Quicktime MP4 More Videos from eSN TV

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