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In Focus with Courtney Bell: Teachers, students in Wisconsin

Murv Seymour talks with Courtney Bell at the Wisconsin Historical Society about leading the Wisconsin Center for Education Research in its work on classroom innovations, challenges and inequities.

By Murv Seymour | Here & Now

June 17, 2024

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