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National and state education has its strengths and its weaknesses, and access to resources is at the heart of it all. When schools struggle to educate students at the state and national levels, how can they then educate students at the global level? This collection of essays provides your readers with insight into the complex conditions of creating global citizens. Essays debate whether American schools can achieve more by attempting less, whether online learning can help create global students, and the impact on educational budgets and a prepared workforce.

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Review: Do Schools Prepare Students for a Global Economy? Each well-chosen selection raises fascinating questions about the legal and ethical aspects of each issue, inviting teens' empathy with personal histories as well as facts. With up-to-date, relevant resource lists and expertly edited selections, these volumes, like others in the venerable series, are natural choices to support high-school debates and classroom discussion.--Booklist, March 2011

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