JLF's Terry Stoops says North Carolina should drop certification rules for online teachers
Dr. Terry Stoops, John Locke Foundation director of education studies, explains why North Carolina should scrap certification requirements for teachers in virtual schools. Stoops' comments are tied to the report Virtually Irrelevant: How certification rules impede the growth of virtual schools.
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- N.C. History Project's Troy Kickler discusses the Carolina Charter of 1663
- JLF's Katherine Restrepo discusses Gov. McCrory's Medicaid reform plan
- JLF's Michael Lowrey discusses the N.C. impact of the US Airways/American Airlines merger
- Former FCC commissioner Michael Copps shares his concerns about media consolidation
- AFP North Carolina's Dallas Woodhouse discusses the IRS scandal involving conservative groups
- Marketing expert Mark McNeilly discusses challenges linked to 'rebranding' the GOP
- JLF's Sarah Curry discusses the role of excise taxes in North Carolina
- Carolina Journal's Barry Smith discusses N.C. Senate response to the House voter ID bill
- Transportation expert David Hartgen assesses U.S. highway conditions
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- JLF's Roy Cordato explains the need for tax reform in North Carolina
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- JLF's Becki Gray discusses problems linked to N.C.'s renewable energy mandate
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- George Mason law professor Ilya Somin explains why we're ignorant about politics
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