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    The Wall Street Journal‏Verified account @WSJ 3 Dec 2013

    Between 2009 and 2012, U.S. teenagers slipped from 25th to 31st in math, from 20th to 24th in science. http://on.wsj.com/1auzFvL 

    10:37 AM - 3 Dec 2013
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      1. Larry Rosenthal‏ @LarryRosenthal 3 Dec 2013
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        @WSJ to move boxs at walmart or amazon ... send in the drones..sigh

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      1. Claudia Patricia‏ @Estrcp 4 Dec 2013
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        @WSJ US doesn´t wants to be the best in school education. Don´t hires the best like in Us. Full of native teachers even in second language

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      1. ATX Limo‏ @CPLimo 3 Dec 2013
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        @WSJ

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      1. Zoe‏ @eleoopy 3 Dec 2013
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        “@WSJ: Between 2009 and 2012, U.S. teenagers slipped from 25th to 31st in math, from 20th to 24th in science. http://on.wsj.com/1auzFvL ”#sad

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      1. nikita‏ @nikitasivakumar 3 Dec 2013
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        “@WSJ: Between 2009 and 2012, U.S. teenagers slipped from 25th to 31st in math, from 20th to 24th in science.” how embarassing

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      1. Jesus Martin‏ @JesusMG84 3 Dec 2013
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        El informe #PISA en #EEUU RT“@WSJ: U.S. teenagers slipped from 25th to 31st in math, from 20th to 24th in science. http://on.wsj.com/1auzFvL ”

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      1. Michael George‏ @MichaelAlan13 3 Dec 2013
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        “@WSJ: Between 2009 and 2012, U.S. teenagers slipped from 25th to 31st in math, from 20th to 24th in science. http://on.wsj.com/1auzFvL ” #obama

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      1. jim burnham‏ @jucsb1 3 Dec 2013
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        @WSJ how's that no child left behind workin for you ? Time for a new program lets call it Common Core. Those DC guys have all the answers

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      1. Bruce‏ @bsharpe5938 3 Dec 2013
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        @WSJ The Democrats plan is working

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      1. Sara Calvin‏ @saralcalvin 3 Dec 2013
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        'Merica @WSJ Between 2009 and 2012, U.S. teenagers slipped from 25th to 31st in math, from 20th to 24th in science. http://on.wsj.com/1auzFvL 

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      1. Dan Wayment‏ @cantcu 3 Dec 2013
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        @WSJ AS GOP states keep cutting teachers salaries and laying them off. So very helpful. MA had much higher scores.

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      1. Ellen Zhang‏ @ezhang86 3 Dec 2013
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        “@WSJ: Between 2009 and 2012, U.S. teenagers slipped from 25th to 31st in math, from 20th to 24th in science. http://on.wsj.com/1auzFvL ” ouch

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      1. nambinina‏ @samuelnamb 3 Dec 2013
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        @WSJ You can Join me to: http://eimimo.com/?ref=179053 

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      1. RoseMary‏ @RoseMaryTBA 3 Dec 2013
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        @WSJ Academic expectations were lowered many years ago, so those who 'could not' would not feel bad - similar to everybody gets a trophy.

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      1. ale‏ @Alex_Zerolo 3 Dec 2013
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        @WSJ wonder why??

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      1. LaBelleEsprit‏ @LaBelleEsprit 3 Dec 2013
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        “@WelshGuate RT@WSJ: Between 2009 and 2012, teenagers slipped 25th to 31st in math, from 20th to 24th in science. http://on.wsj.com/1auzFvL ”

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      1. Christian  ☕‏ @Chris_Rosnell 3 Dec 2013
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        @WSJ The idea that the science & math 15-year-olds learn is important to their career success is pretty idiotic. Like this article.

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