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Standards-based education / Linguistic rights / Education policy / Special education / No Child Left Behind Act / Individuals with Disabilities Education Act / Highly Qualified Teachers / Adequate Yearly Progress / United States Department of Education / Education / Education in the United States / United States
Date: 2014-06-04 13:42:05
Standards-based education
Linguistic rights
Education policy
Special education
No Child Left Behind Act
Individuals with Disabilities Education Act
Highly Qualified Teachers
Adequate Yearly Progress
United States Department of Education
Education
Education in the United States
United States

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