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Why most students are getting the least out of school | Dan Cardinali | TEDxPennsylvaniaAvenue

By Martin Evans in Education 1528 views 7th October 2016 Video Duration: 00:15:50

Did you know that the majority of our nation's K-12 students are living in poverty and are systematically lacking the external supports they need to succeed ...

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