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 | Students aren't being challenged The founder of the SAS software company told the state's education boards that students aren't being challenged, while another speaker said the education system isn't designed for the modern economy. "Students are bored," SAS founder Jim Goodnight said Thursday at the meeting of the Joint Education Governing Boards at his company's headquarters in Cary. Educators must "change the way things are done and engage the students" and liberally use computers because "they are a replacement for books, paper and pencil," he said. More... |
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