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	Post education blogger Valerie Strauss shares Will's piece, "The forgotten factor in student achievement: the student"
	Michael Shaughnessy interviews TCR Author Calie Hoon
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	Fourth Summit Country Day School student to be published in The Concord Review
	Michael Shaughnessy interviews Will about the Atlantic article.
	Why Are We Afraid to Show Off Our Brightest Students?, by Will Fitzhugh.
	American School Board Journal Q & A with Will Fitzhugh.
	Speed Kills, by Will Fitzhugh.
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	Michael Shaughnessy: An Interview with Will Fitzhugh: Robot Graders Behaving Badly?
	Inspired support from Joe Nathan: "Because I believe so strongly in honoring outstanding student academic work, and in TCR, here’s an offer..."
	Julia Steiny: The College Board Might Breathe Life into the Dying Art of Research Papers
	The Chicago Tribune discusses the challenges of assigning HS research papers.
	Academic Questions features Will's article, "High School Flight from Reading and Writing".
	American Educator features Will's article, "Meaningful Work: How the History Research Paper Prepares Students for College and Life".
	Post education blogger Valerie Strauss shares Will's thoughts on student responsibility
	Will discusses the merits of the research paper in the Times Room for Debate forum.
	Columnist Michael Shaughnessy interviews Will about the review
	Watch Jacob Soboroff's CNN piece on history education in America.
	Read Jeff Jacoby's article on the state of History education.
	Read the New York Times article about TCR.
	Listen to Callie Crossley interview Will:

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