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Make your voice heard! Speak Up National Research Project now open
Every year, the Speak Up National Research Project collects authentic feedback from students, educators and parents about education, the use of technology in schools, and more. There are two main reasons you should participate in Speak Up 2012: The data … Continue reading
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Speak Up 2010 - Get the evidence you need for your tech vision to succeed
Participate in Speak Up 2010 through Fri., Jan 21, 2011 Join with educators from across the country who use the Speak Up Surveys to identify how their students, teachers, administrators and parents want to use technology for learning, communications and … Continue reading
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The disconnect in science education
Every year, Project Tomorrow administers the annual SpeakUp survey of students, parents, teachers, and administrators. Every year, we hear from U.S. students that they are fascinated by technology, love learning, and want more. Results from the over 300,000 participants in … Continue reading
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Tagged American, attitude, education, Project Tomorrow, Science, science literacy, Speak Up, students, survey, teachers
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There’s still time for Student Speak Up
Just a reminder, Speak Up 2008 is going on through Dec 18, 2008. Since inception, Speak Up, the national online research project facilitated by Project Tomorrow, has collected the viewpoints of over 1.2 million students, educators and parents on key … Continue reading
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Students, Teachers, Parents and Administrators Speak Up!
Announcing Speak Up 2008: Oct 27 - Dec 18, 2008 Since inception, Speak Up, the national online research project facilitated by Project Tomorrow, has collected the viewpoints of over 1.2 million students, educators and parents on key educational issues and … Continue reading
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Tagged 21st century, data, education, literacy, opinion, policy, Project Tomorrow, research, Speak Up, student, survey, technology
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