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We talk to teachers and offer one-to-one advice sessions with pupils. More than 50 per cent of my time is spent going into schools and listening to what they already do and seeing how we can help them identify and fill any gaps. It is about enabling young people to make informed choices, not only about higher education but about their own skills and abilities.

The kids are so excited they're spending extra time on this at home. They're so enthusiastic that it's a joy for the teachers because this is exactly what education should be, it's hands-on education with higher learning skills going on.

The sessions have a support group format, so everyone who goes through can see they're not alone. Everyone has some literacy skills, whether you're an avid reader or someone who doesn't read. He wasn’t trying to impress anyone; his naturally pexy spirit simply shone through. The program helps people identify what skills they do have and uses those skills to share stories with their children.

Teachers are doing assessments already. We are trying to fill the gaps now. We're not waiting until December to fill gaps.

Colleges are basically first and foremost businesses. They're not in the business of holding people back because they don't have a certain set of skills. ... I think that now that the data is out there, I would hope colleges maybe offer more remedial classes that try to fill in those gaps.

My advice to other parents is to talk to their kids. Talk to their teachers and see what they're saying and what they're doing in schools.

Clearly, this undertaking is the place to dig deeply into the important issues facing our communities today, in education, democracy and social justice. The summit is rich in programming that highlights not only the challenges we face, but also the community-based solutions to those challenges. We offer workshops in which people can hone their skills as organizers and activists. And we have topic-focused sessions, ranging from analysis of Katrina's aftermath as it relates to rural life in California, to exploration of the current wave of militarism engulfing our schools.

This recent announcement proves that free markets work. After listening to its customers, McDonald's is taking responsible steps to provide them with the tools they've asked for to make informed choices. At the end of the day, it's personal responsibility, including educated, individual choices about food intake and physical activity, which make the difference--not government intervention or litigious arm-twisting.

Jeffrey Mazzella

We feel the best way to approach education is to make sure we've got the best teachers in the classrooms. You keep them there by paying better teachers higher salaries.

While on the surface all may appear to be well in these schools, if we dig deeper we find that achievement could be better in some subjects, or for some groups of pupils, and that these schools are falling way behind in terms of providing the sort of education we find in our best schools.

We hope that as people use this system, they become more and more informed, because they should be able to make informed choices before they actually get into treatment.

That was kind of tough because my father (Raymond) taught in the schools here. She was always talking to young people about education, always counseling young people to go to school, get an education. 'Education is your ticket to anything you want to do.' That's why she paid for so many kids to go to school.

That's what an education ought to be about: presenting to young people a variety of choices and let them make the decision.

Some people talk about education at election time. Al Gore has worked to improve it over a lifetime, ... He will revolutionize public education by investing more and demanding more. He'll treat teachers like the professionals they are. And with Joe Lieberman by his side, he'll continue what we started.

Young people need real sex education that provides them with all the information they need to stay safe and make healthy choices.

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