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By Dawn Horner with Beth Morrow and Wendy Lazarus This report by The Children's Partnership documents the results from California’s Express Lane initiative that has been piloted in 72 schools. Download the report (PDF, 936 KB).
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This report includes original research and recommendations to encourage both the creation and evaluation of online content in a way that considers the particular needs of low-income or other underserved individuals. The report also includes a set of guidelines to guide those seeking to create or evaluate content.More Articles...
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