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Devil’s Advocate: Race to the Top and National Standards

This video was posted on Tuesday, June 8th, 2010 and filed under Audio/Video, Featured Video, TV Broadcasts.

Watch this 3-part YouTube replay of the June 4 Devil’s Advocate with host Jon Caldara, featuring a debate between state senator Michael Johnston and State Board of Education member Peggy Littleton about whether Colorado should adopt the Common Core Standards.

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