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Race to the Top rewards points to states for satisfying certain educational policies. Three of the following are examples of those policies. Which one is not an example of those policies?
A) Designing performance-based standards for teachers and principals
B) Promoting charter schools in local school districts
C) Improving the strategies teachers use to increase student learning
D) Applying technology in classrooms

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Introduction to Teaching: Becoming a Professional

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Authors: Kauchak, Eggen

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