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States need to 'reinvest' in education

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States need to 'reinvest' in education

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States need to 'reinvest' in education

Secretary of Education Arne Duncan talks about how the government and colleges can make school more affordable.

The Daily Rundown

01/16/14

Duration: 4:55

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Obama talks end of Afghanistan at West Point

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Obama talks end of Afghanistan at West Point

When President Obama spoke at West Point’s commencement about his recent announcement to pull out of Afghanistan. Here are the major moments from that speech.

06/11/14

Duration: 1:32

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Commencement speakers discuss race and racism

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Commencement speakers discuss race and racism

From Michelle Obama to Rep. John Lewis, D-Ga., commencement speakers have been discussing race and overcoming racism in their graduation speeches. Here are today’s must-see moments.

06/11/14

Duration: 1:57

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Kerry discusses climate change at graduation

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Kerry discusses climate change at graduation

Sec. Kerry spoke at Boston College’s commencement where he discusses climate change and how the future generations need to help change the global view on it.

06/11/14

Duration: 2:13

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A conservative change of heart on Common...

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A conservative change of heart on Common...

Campbell Brown and Kasie Hunt join Morning Joe to discuss Brown's new column on Common Core and Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal's CPAC remarks on Common Core.

Morning Joe

03/02/15

Duration: 8:16

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Oklahoma takes steps to ban AP history

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Oklahoma takes steps to ban AP history

Will Oklahoma be successful in banning AP history because it's accurate portrayal of America's past seems "unpatriotic" to many lawmakers? State Representative Shane Stone (D – OK) joins to discuss what's at stake for his state, and schools nationwide.

The Reid Report

02/19/15

Duration: 4:37

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Will OK Republicans re-write history?

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Will OK Republicans re-write history?

As a Republican bill to replace the Advanced Placement U.S. history course in state schools moves forward, Chris Hayes speaks to both sides of what is shaping up to be a culture war over AP course framework.

All In with Chris Hayes

02/18/15

Duration: 5:58

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OK lawmakers want to defund AP US History

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OK lawmakers want to defund AP US History

Chris Hayes looks at why Oklahoma Republicans want to get rid of the Advanced Placement U.S. History course in state schools and what they want to replace it with.

All In with Chris Hayes

02/18/15

Duration: 2:32

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Arizona passes first-ever civics law

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Arizona passes first-ever civics law

Arizona is the first state to enact a law requiring high school students to pass a civics exam before graduation. The law will start with the class of 2017. State Sen. Steve Farley, D-Ariz., who voted against the bill, weighs in.

NewsNation with Tamron Hall

01/16/15

Duration: 5:25

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WH plan targets Native American schools

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WH plan targets Native American schools

The Obama administration is pushing ahead with a plan to target Native American schools, often some of the lowest-performing schools in the country. Secretary of the Interior Sally Jewell shares how the initiative will work.

msnbc Live

11/28/14

Duration: 4:26

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MHP remembers a 'transformative thinker'

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MHP remembers a 'transformative thinker'

Melissa Harris-Perry remembers George Carter, a 15-year-old community organizer who was a leading voice for education reform in New Orleans, and was fatally shot this week.

Melissa Harris-Perry

10/25/14

Duration: 3:06

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Education: A right, not a privilege

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Education: A right, not a privilege

MSNBC’s Joy Reid narrates this animated look at the long road ahead for universal education, even though overall enrollment has increased.

08/16/14

Duration: 1:44

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What can be done for school reform?

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What can be done for school reform?

The MHP panel talks about public education and what can be done for school reform.

Melissa Harris-Perry

08/10/14

Duration: 5:05

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The politics of education reform

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The politics of education reform

The MHP table discusses if the issue of education has the potential to divide the Democratic electorate.

Melissa Harris-Perry

08/10/14

Duration: 6:46

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What makes teachers most effective?

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What makes teachers most effective?

The MHP table takes a closer look at the growing fight over teacher tenure and examine the real meaning of tenure.

Melissa Harris-Perry

08/10/14

Duration: 6:50

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Fight over teacher tenure rages on

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Fight over teacher tenure rages on

The fight over teacher tenure is now raging coast to coast, and the latest battleground is the courtroom. Democracy Now's Amy Goodman, Dana Goldstein from The Marshall Project, Randi Weingarten from the American Federation of Teachers and Darrell Bradford

Melissa Harris-Perry

08/10/14

Duration: 8:46

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The politics behind Common Core's destruction

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The politics behind Common Core's destruction

An Oklahoma state Supreme Court has ruled that Gov. Mary Fallin can go ahead with her bid to repeal Common Core standards. Chuck Todd weighs in on the string of red-state Republican governors who previously supported the Common Core and now push to repeal

The Daily Rundown

07/23/14

Duration: 2:51

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Rift among Dems over unions, charter schools

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Rift among Dems over unions, charter schools

Steve Kornacki’s guests examine the Democratic Party’s nationwide debate over charter schools.

Up With Steve Kornacki

06/28/14

Duration: 4:56

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Friction in alliance between Dems, unions

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Friction in alliance between Dems, unions

National Education Association President Dennis Van Roekel and Nation Institute fellow Wayne Barrett look at the robust debate in the left over whether teacher tenure is in the best interests of students.

Up With Steve Kornacki

06/28/14

Duration: 10:01

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Will Calif. tenure ruling go national?

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Will Calif. tenure ruling go national?

A California judge ruled against teach tenure laws this week ruing them unconstitutional, all the while striking a blow to teachers' unions. Writer Campbell Brown weighed in on the ruling in a new op-ed, and she joins Morning Joe to discuss.

Morning Joe

06/11/14

Duration: 6:52

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