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Next week on Georgia Weekly – Phil Jacobs, Chair of the Commission on School Board Excellence and Mark Elgard, of AdvancED, will be here to discuss how the state’s school boards can be improved. Also - Kelly McCutcheon of the Georgia Public Policy Foundation will explain those complicated referenda on the Nov. 4th ballot.
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School Vouchers – Should each child in Georgia, regardless of race or income, receive education vouchers, funded by taxpayer dollars, to attend a public or private school of their choice? It’s a hot issue with arguments on both sides. Sen. Eric Johnson [R] Savannah, a proponent of vouchers, joins us to explain his viewpoint.
Creative Thinking – Do creative minds work differently from others? And can we change the way our brains work to come up with innovative ideas? Emory University professor, Dr. Greg Berns, explains how in his new book Iconoclast: A Neuroscientist Reveals How to Think Differently and he joins us to share his findings.