was one of the most positive things when i read your paper and what you're doing is for the part tichenor it's an extremely important need and right now there is so many innovators and ideas out there that they are everywhere and there's got to be a way to sort through the period so i think that is part of the edu star concept is so, so important. it is like right now in most places people talk about the common core standards and those are done. they've been adopted by 46 states. now is the implementation and it is a huge, important stat. and what will we be doing differently in classrooms? almost everything you see now says aligned with the common core standards. i don't believe that. but they say it because it's a good marketing mind to go to your new software curriculum. part of the concept of edu star is so exciting as the bill to tell you whether they are aligned with the common core standards or whether that is just a passing line. >> one thing to think about is to think about edu star is part of an ecosystem of tools that help to exactly what dennis said because we just thought tha

again, the lack of progressive valuations of those programs and i would also say the lab from a part tichenor standpoint is useful a valuation. many of the evaluations are focused on estimated the average impact on the treatment of the treated and which is appropriate for measuring cost benefit analysis, but not necessarily that appropriate for telling okay, we know it's not working. but parts are working and how do we improve it? i think for both historical and turf reasons, training programs currently operate through a variety of independent and state agencies. it is important to recognize the employment security programs in unemployment insurance program is called wagner peyser and was part of the great depression. the management of this program is divided equally between the states and federal government who were at the time constitutional reasons. at that point they didn't realize the commerce clause was not very relevant. they still worried about that and that's why the program was designed that way. one of the reasons it's so difficult to get states to cooperate with the federal govern