Current law lacks assurances that federal education programs will compensate for girls' different learning styles and different exposures to technology.
Dale Kildee: “Current law lacks assurances that federal education programs will compensate for girls' different learning styles and…”
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Critique of existing federal education programs regarding gender equity.
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By working together, we can ensure that the educational needs of both boys and girls are met in the 1999 reauthorization of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act.
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