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DOJ to pay victims of Larry Nassar more than $138 million 01:55
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How climate change is harming the coastal culture of the Gullah Geechee 03:00
David Pecker testifies about his relationship with Trump at hush money trial 02:58
Dozens arrested at Yale University pro-Palestinian protest 01:48
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Play to learn: Teaching tools for the digital era 20:32 Game-based learning has the ability to fundamentally change education. Imagine a world where students poured their energy into a game that helped teach them math and they actually enjoyed it. At the Education Nation Summit, we'll witness the power and potential of gaming to provide exciting tools for teachers to help personalize learning, engage students in fun new ways, and adapt in real-time to improve student learning. The session will include a fun demonstration and crowd-sourcing exercise in which Summit delegates will help create a new game for the nation's classrooms. Sept. 25, 2012
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DOJ to pay victims of Larry Nassar more than $138 million 01:55
New York City mayor eyes 'outside agitators' in college protests 02:51
How climate change is harming the coastal culture of the Gullah Geechee 03:00
David Pecker testifies about his relationship with Trump at hush money trial 02:58
Dozens arrested at Yale University pro-Palestinian protest 01:48
Israeli airstrike on a car in southern Lebanon kills a Hezbollah official 00:28 
