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American Teacher, February 2009

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Page 1 Where We Stand: Protect the investments that make America strong
Page 2 • Go green for a healthier environment
• The right to choose: A basic human right
Page 3 Speakout: Should financial literacy courses be required?
Page 4  Tools for Teachers: Teach study habits that will last a lifetime
Page 5 Obama and Lincoln: Making the connection
AFT + benefits: Tailor-made for tough times
Page 6 • A legacy of social justice
• Teachers' Lounge
Page 7 Class Notes: Research on homework remains a mixed bag
Page 8 Fight for America's Future: AFT launches major campaign on the economy
• Praise for president's education nominee
Page 9 Early Childhood Education: AFT shines at early childhood education conference
Pages 10-13 Standing Together: With one voice
Page 11 AFT Voices: How can educators, unions and the community work together to ensure that all children receive a quality education
Page 14 Obama/Biden: Now that Barack Obama has been elected president, what do you think his administration's top priority should be and why?
Page 15 Sen. Claiborne Pell: Advocate for education and labor
AFT: Focus on English language learners
Page 16 Your Money: Congressional caterwauling over auto industry
Page 17 Mailbox
Page 18 Worldview: A partnership to promote HIV-AIDS awareness
Page 19 Where To Find It

 

 

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