The National Center on Education and the Economy answers the question: How can we create a reform agenda for the U.S. education system based on strategies used by the countries with the best student performance?

Featuring:

• Arne Duncan, U.S. Secretary of Education
• Marc Tucker, President and CEO,
  National Center on Education and the Economy
• John Merrow, Education Correspondent,
  PBS NewsHour; President, Learning Matters
• John Wilson, Executive Director, National Education Association
• Tom Burnham, Mississippi State Superintendent of Public Education
• Jerry Weast, Superintendent, Montgomery County Public Schools, Maryland
• Linda Darling-Hammond, Professor, Stanford University School of Education
• Robert Schwartz, Co-chair, Aspen Education and Society Program; Academic Dean, Harvard Graduate School of Education
• Vivien Stewart, Senior Advisor for Education and Chair of the Asia Society Confucius Classrooms Initiative
• Mari Koerner, Dean, Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College, Arizona State University
• Thomas Toch, Executive Director, Independent Education
• State Sen. Rich Crandall (R-AZ 19th District), Chairman, Senate Education Committee
• Robert King, President
  Kentucky Council on Postsecondary Education
• Randi Weingarten, President, American Federation of Teachers