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15-06-2010, 14:42

Akash Rastogi Akash Rastogi is offline

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Re: Early Engineering Education

"Engineering is not a requirement in most states. (New Jersey is an exception: the state standards mandate some exposure to engineering by second grade.) "

Sweet. I actually did not know this. NJ stepping up their game just a bit.

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