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some of them are in the nordic regions up in netherlands, swed. we're seeing good models in china. some in india. we're going to take a lot of those models and replicate them. i think the most important thing is some great models are happening already in the united states. we have fantastic charter schools that are taking kids from -- minority kids from across the nation no matter what circumstances they come from and educating them well. it's getting those examples spread into the u.s. public school system zoosh how can technology play a more important role, bill, in terms of the meta morph sis of the education system? do you see technology really advancing things substantially? >> it definitely has a role to play. if you want to look at data in a rich way, see the trends, if you want to take the bets teachers and have their video on-line so that an advanced student or a student is behind or a teacher wants for learn can access that. a path to diagnose where you're falling behind so you can focus that student center team m right place. we are funding, along with these personnel sy

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