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Education in the fault lines

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2017 JRN 400 Projects
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Teachers face the pressure of student allergies

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Veteran teachers in Michigan express angst over standardized test prep

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Economic barriers to book fairs inspire teachers to take charge

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How’d you get here?: Q&A with teachers in Michigan

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MSU on frontlines of creativity in classrooms

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The ins and outs of special education – as experienced by a 21 year old with Noonan’s Syndrome

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Teacher+coach = an 80-hour week

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Beyond diversity, the need for equity in academia

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Education in the fault lines

In 2002, President George W. Bush signed the No Child Left Behind Act, marking the first major reform of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act since President Lyndon Johnson increased the role of the federal government in education in 1965. The law Bush signed created an emphasis on testing to hold schools accountable. The Spartan Newsroom explored the wide-ranging impacts of federal standards on today's public education system.

Project team

Alexa Seeger, team leader
Zachary Barnes
Cassandra Bondie
Isaac Constans
Caitlin DeLuca
Michael Downes
Katie Dudlets
Rachael Harris
Erica Marra
Jon Simon

Geri Alumit Zeldes, faculty adviser

This project was reported during fall 2017 in the JRN 400: Spartan Digital Newsroom.

About the Spartan Newsroom

News and information from the Michigan State University School of Journalism. Content is produced by MSU students under the guidance of journalism faculty.

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