PLATO Learning Launches No Child Left Behind Teleconference Series.

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PLATO Learning, Inc. has announced a new series of free teleconferences for educators called Meet with the Experts: A No Child Left Behind Teleconference Series. The goal of the series is to provide educators with access to leaders from the Department of Education and the education associations in order to help them better understand the mandates of the challenging new No Child Left Behind legislation. The series will begin in January and run through late April of 2003.

"We at PLATO Learning consider ourselves partners with educators in education reform," said John Murray, ...

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