Set your DVRs: President Barack Obama will give his State of the Union speech next week, on Jan. 28. So that means a week from now, we'll all be mulling over the education portion. After all, Obama (and most other presidents) typically use their annual address to Congress to outline an edu-wish list for the year. It often includes at least one big idea (whether brand new or recycled from an earlier proposal).
Is Obama usually able to get what he wants from Congress? Short answer: Not so much. For the longer answer, check out these past State of the Union speeches:
Obama's State of the Union Speeches and Education: A Scorecard - Politics K-12 - Education Week
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Wednesday, January 22, 2014
Wednesday, February 13, 2013
NAP resources: the-state-of-the-union-address
National Academies Press has annotated resources on U.S. President Obama's State of the Union Address (/12/2013), including fu-texrt transcript. "Your Guide to the 2013 State of the Union Address" on national issues include free NAP related materials on Energy, Early Childhood Education, and Climate Change.
http://notes.nap.edu/2013/02/13/the-state-of-the-union-address
September 24, 2012
The dome of the recently-renovated National Academy of Sciences great hall on Constitution Ave.
Outer circle: "To Science - Pilot of Industry - Conqueror of Disease - Multiplier of the Harvest - Explorer of the Universe - Revealer of Nature's Laws - Eternal Guide to Truth"
Inner circle: "Ages and Cycles of Nature in Ceaseless Sequence Moving" — at National Academy of Sciences.
http://notes.nap.edu/2013/02/13/the-state-of-the-union-address
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The complete annotated #SOTU with reports from NAP to guide your decision making on national issues. http://ow.ly/hGtQo
The State of The Union Address | Notes From NAP
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This year’s State of the Union address focused on topics such as energy, climate change, and early childhood education. The National Academies...
September 24, 2012 The dome of the recently-renovated National Academy of Sciences great hall on Constitution Ave.
Outer circle: "To Science - Pilot of Industry - Conqueror of Disease - Multiplier of the Harvest - Explorer of the Universe - Revealer of Nature's Laws - Eternal Guide to Truth"
Inner circle: "Ages and Cycles of Nature in Ceaseless Sequence Moving" — at National Academy of Sciences.
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