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May 18, 2001
Howard Troxler
Now we see the price of education by numbers
Mrs. Rabbitt, one of the high-school English teachers I visited a couple of weeks ago, told me about the experience shared by two of her 10th-graders on the writing portion of the Florida Comprehensive Assessment Test.
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