Living in a rural community myself, a national rural broadband plan suggests opportunities for economic development education such as the Fee foundation supports for job programs that generate results, not debt.
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Of Course, what about my five year old grandson just beginning the education process. What does he need to know to eventually have the skills needed in technology as well as finding his own interests for success. Is it all STEM? Thomas Friedman from the New York Times provides an opinion.
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