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Quick Hits is a short compilation of question-raising news stories, blog posts, and video clips that Education Sector team members are reading or viewing each day.
- Just how much do Democrats and Republicans agree on education reform issues? Why are vouchers becoming less popular as more and more of the public supports charter schools and virtual learning? (Education Next)
- How is a new, nontraditional breed of college students changing the face of higher education? (NPR)
- Some worry that too many students are forced into remedial math classes in college. But how many students can’t even qualify for those basic courses? (Community College Spotlight)
- What was the NEA up to over a decade ago? Intercepts gives free history lessons. (Intercepts)
- What? Michelle Rhee and Kevin Johnson downsize their wedding? (The Reliable Source)
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5/11/2012 | U.S. News & World Report highlights ideas from "Moving On Up: How Tuition Tax Breaks Increasingly Favor the Upper-Middle Class." 
5/11/2012 | In Diverse, Steve Burd comments on the Obama administration's plans to address student debt. 
5/11/2012 | Kevin Carey talks to Salon about the government's role in rising student debt.
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