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Bush and Gore on Education

Education World editor Diane Weaver Dunne recently posed five questions to presidential candidates George W. Bush and Al Gore. For the next five days, we will present the candidates' candid thoughts and ideas about national standards, national testing, technology in the classroom, and school prayer.

Education World posed the same five questions to Republican presidential candidate George W. Bush and to Democratic presidential candidate Al Gore. In the week ahead, we will share the candidates' thoughts about the issues below.

Join other educators in a discussion about the education platforms of Republican presidential candidate George W. Bush and Democratic presidential candidate Al Gore.
Click here to join the discussion!

THE CANDIDATES COMMENT ON ...

Wednesday: Their Education Priorities
Thursday: Technology in the Classroom
Friday: The Teacher Shortage
Monday: Teacher Accountability
Tuesday: Prayer in the Schools

Note: Education World contacted the press offices of the Green Party USA, the Libertarian Party, and the Reform Party. Despite repeated requests, we have not received responses from any of those parties.

FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

George W. Bush for President Official Site This part of the official George W. Bush Web site focuses on education issues.
Al Gore's Issues: Education This part of the official Al Gore Web site focuses on education issues.

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