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The Time magazine cover from February 13, 2006 questions whether U.S. girls and boys care about standards and testing in different school subjects like history, mathematics and science. A 2005 book by Donavan and Bransford examines how students learn these subjects in the classroom, published by the National Academies Press in Washington D.C.
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