History and literature taught with poor texts and teachers
A National Endowment for the Humanities study finds public school students learn little history and literature due to underprepared teachers and dull texts. It urges districts to cut supervisors and fund teacher aides, arguing teachers should lead classroom content with better materials.
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Tax compliance reforms urged to curb cheating
A congressional report urges IRS improvements including better taxpayer information, self auditing letters, occupation based checklists, and expanded education through schools and public appearances. It notes budget cuts harm assistance and stresses praise for high overall compliance while targeting the 19 percent who cheat.
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