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Education is something a person cannot do without. It is a
key to success of a nation. As Americans emerge from the afterglow of the
recent presidential elections and president-elect Obama
prepares to take the reins of the country, education is a
topic on the minds of many. What will he do to improve the lot of students and
teachers in America? According to an article at The Apple, Obama’s
first order of business when it comes to education will be to
look at No Child Left Behind. He doesn’t want to scrap the
program, but he does want to reform it, particularly when it comes to
standardize testing. He is against preparing students all year to “fill the
bubbles.” Refreshing schools, both Obama and vice president-elect
Biden support charter schools, so long as they perform up to
standard. Teachers at charter schools and beyond will find Obama
incentives like Teacher Service Scholarships and various pay
rewards to be a great help. In addition, boosting Early Head Start programs
which providing tax credits (which Obama calls the “American
Opportunity” credit) for college education are at the
forefront of the president-elect’s plan. Repairing faith in
the American educational system via these ideas and more will
surely lead to the kind of credit repair in the country needs – where the
currency is a dynamic workforce that is prepared to lead America into the
future. Click to learn more about Credit Repair