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Are Schools Effectively Teaching Collaboration?
Susan Engel, PhD., Katharine Beals, PhD and Sarah Garland
 

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pic There is a growing sense that as we've placed increasing attention on improving academic achievement, schools may be falling behind in fostering the basic skills required in a collaborative 21st-century environment. This segment explores how well schools are socializing students and meeting the challenge of preparing young people to function well in society.
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