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Articles in Mar 2002 issue of NEA Today

• Teaching kids by day, parents by night
• True Story of Black Hawk Down, The
• Laramie Project, The
• In Hamilton County, great ideas but no money
• Fireflies and Chiggers
• Who is 'highly qualified'?
  by Jehlen, Alain
• Measuring their worth
  by Gomez, Dina S
• Staying on Track
• Looking for the Skittles challenge
• Girl Meets Dog
• All in a days work
• Public education embroiled in a taxing situation
• Secrets of Wealth
• Folklore and Fairies
• U.S. Exploration Through Fiction
• ESEA extends federal reach in schools
  by Simpson, Michael D
• Paying down debt; post-9/11
• Counting on Your Fingers in Not Immoral
• Supreme Court to hear student drug testing
  by Simpson, Michael D
• Ultimate Sport Lead-Up Game Book, The
• Whitman Civil War Bio
• Asthma: Not just a childhood condition
  by Strauss, Kandra
• Buttoning up for a hot-button issue
  by Loschert, Kristen
• All the King's Men
• Getting guys to read
• Technology and Student Learning
• A Learning Revolution
• Congress passes sweeping education law
• A Death in the Family
• Get connected and communicate
• Teaching kids by educating parents
• Girls in the Middle Video
• Going for gold
  by Loschert, Kristen
• five-minute lobbyist, The
• Ultimate Guide: The Iceman, The
• Women's History Month
• Old Friends in a New Book
• Your dues did it: 10 ways NEA reshaped ESEA
• Lasting Friendships
• Four Larks and a Wren
• NEA/HIN launches asthma Web site
• How do you get your early morning classes awake and working?
• Teaching Music at the Secondary Level: A pedagogical and curricular guide
• Classics pages
• Your dues will do it: NEA gears up for ESEA implementation
• All about character education
• E-Mail Whiz
• Good news, bad news
• Word Wizardry
• Final reports of campaign revenues and expenses
• Nine requirements for useful state tests
• Read across--and for--America
  by Chase, Bob
• Neuroscience network for kids
• Educating through interpretation
• Misunderstood Minds
• A sense of social justice
  by Simon, Matt
• Phoebe's Great Escape
• Educational Entertainment for Kids on the Go
• hazards of ecstasy, The
• Emphasis on interactive learning
• 'Do you want to move?'
• An Unknown Heroine
• Line of reasoning
• Vietnam War Encyclopedia
• Editor's note
  by Fischer, Bill
• Color of Teaching, The
  by Gomez, Dina S
• Letters
• Roughing It
• Closing the achievement gap
• Q&A: The tests we need, and why we need them
• Girls in the Middle: Working to Succeed in School
• Can A Rooster Drive A Tractor?
• 'Teaching and learning are personal'
  by Miltich, Matthew
• Going the extra mile
• Read all about it
• Put to the test
  by Loschert, Kristen; Jehlen, Alain
• Should schools allow the sale of junk food?
  by Johnson, Margaret; Stewart, Judy
• Thrifty educator
  by Herbert, Carla; Barreto, Lois