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Congressional Briefing – Speak Up 2006

Each year, Project Tomorrow presents Speak Up results to national policymakers at a Congressional Briefing. The Speak Up 2006 Congressional Briefing, sponsored by US Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee Chair Edward M. Kennedy (D-MA), was held on March 21st, 2007.

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• Congressional Briefing
  
  
  • Welcome and Introductions
    Julie Evans, CEO Project Tomorrow
    John Gage, Vice President & Chief Researcher, Sun Microsystems
    Susan Santana, Government Affairs Counsel, Dell
    Brad Thomas, Staff Member, House Education and Workforce Committee (Minority)
    
    
  • “The Slide Rule Left Behind”
    Ray Simon discusses the importance of embracing contemporary technology in education to ensure our students are prepared for the global workforce
    Ray Simon, Deputy Secretary of Education, US Department of Education
    
    
  • Release of Speak Up 2006 National Findings
    
    
    • Listen to the National Findings presented by Julie Evans, Chief Executive Officer, Project Tomorrow 
    • Review the PowerPoint Presentation
      
      
  • Panel Discussion – Students
    Students discuss how they are communicating with others, global collaboration, career preparation, technical proficiency, school design, online safety, and online access to student transcripts. 
    Moderated by Julie Evans, Chief Executive Officer, Project Tomorrow
    
    
  • Panel Discussion – Teachers & Parents
    Parents and Teachers discuss effective communication tools for parents & teachers, career preparation, on-line safety, and online access to student transcripts. 
    Moderated by Julie Evans, Chief Executive Officer, Project Tomorrow
    
    
• Selected National Findings
  
  
  • National Participation Summary
  • K-12 Students
  • Teachers
  • Parents
    
    
• Press Releases
  
  
  • Speak Up 2006 Survey Shows that Students and Parents Want Greater Integration of Technology in Science and Math Courses – March 21st, 2007

For additional info, contact:

Irene Spero
Director of External Affairs
Phone: 301-529-2731
E-mail: irene@netday.org

Speak Up 2006 for Students, Teachers and Parents was made possible through the generous support of
BellSouth Foundation, Dell, Inc., the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation, and Advanced Networks & Services.