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"America’s “melting pot” status is one that most citizens are proud to claim. The fact that people here often refer to themselves as one ethnicity or another, and rarely as just an American, is proof that being from somewhere else – however far removed – is a source of familial pride ..." 
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"Europe ordered Google to delist unflattering links. The FTC must refuse to do the same ..."
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"People who rely most on their smartphones to get online often deal more frequently with service interruptions because of financial hardship and data limits ..."
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"Twitter's very bad week has a glimmer of hope, thanks to a new study from Harvard's Institute of Politics that shows teenagers might -- just might -- be latching on to Twitter. The Harvard report ..."
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"While the world may be dazzled by Chinese students’ test scores, educators in China worry that the lack of hands-on science learning is stifling innovation and critical thinking..."
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"Last year, in the height of the election season, the Obama administration quietly released a national strategic plan for artificial intelligence (AI) research and development. The plan was the beginning of a national effort to prepare Americans for a future with AI—a future some computer scientist ..."
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"As the Spelling Bee finals approach, we found out which words Americans most often Google for correct spelling. The results may leave you "frusterated" ..."
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"Countries around the world are embracing innovative approaches to technology. Here are some best practices that U.S. educators can adopt from Singapore, Mexico and Japan ..."
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"How technology is shaping education for America’s special needs students, with good and bad news..."
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"...It's only been a year since MOOC-mania took hold, but already it's been a wild ride, a fast-changing evolution both in how MOOCs are viewed by the general public and the higher education community and in how the courses might best be applied to the needs of colleges and universities and the students they serve..."
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