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Articles in Mar/Apr 2006 issue of American Teacher

• Building strong home-school partnerships
• Lawmakers meet the ELL front line
• AFT conference explores union role in charter school movement
• Q&A on the Medicare Drug Benefit
• AFT and Special Olympics join forces
• Where To Find It
• New Generation, the
• Celebrating teaching and learning
• Pirates of Pensions, the
  by Abraham, John D
• Sweeney outlines ambitious pro-worker agenda
• TRY IT!
• A rocky start for Medicare prescription drug plan
• Louisiana educators stand in solidarity with displaced colleagues
• NCLB reauthorization must promote real school improvement
• first day of the rest of your life, The
  by Kuehn, Don
• AFT convention set for Boston in July
• When employers don't honor contracts, we're all in trouble
  by McElroy, Edward J
• Healthy eating to prevent childhood obesity
• Not all reforms are created equal
• True democracy means free association, independent unions
  by McElroy, Edward J
• Remembering Paul Devlin
• New pay plan for Houston teachers draws criticism from union
• 65 percent solution-a bad formula, The
  by Muir, Ed
• State of the Union message dodges hard issues, AFT warns
• Budget deal punishes children, students, seniors
• Determined delegates flip the script at White House conference
• NCLB blog starts a buzz
• Some AFT belt-tightening
• Are you a Super Hero?
• Speak Out: Is it okay to avoid tough classes?
  by Fox, Gunnar; View, John