Edutopia is a magazine dedicated to informing its readers about progrssive education. Designed for educators, policy makers, parents and those interested in transforming education, Edutopia profiles the heros and villains of education reform.

"Don't miss a single issue of Edutopia, The George Lucas Educational Foundation's new magazine on the new world of learning. With a fresh and lively design, it's the one magazine that will give you practical, hands-on insight into what works now, what's on the horizon, and who's shaping the changing future of education."

Wikipedia: Edutopia is a vision of powerful teaching and learning. The word conjures up an ideal educational landscape, where students are motivated to learn and teachers are energized by the excitement of teaching. In these schools, parents and other professionals from the community — architects, artists, physicians, and writers, among others — contribute their expertise and resources. Technology is readily available and enables students, teachers, and administrators to seek knowledge and expertise beyond the school building. “Edutopia” is a vision of powerful teaching and learning.

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In this issue's cover story, we review this year's top ten education trends and developments: NCLB 2.0, merit pay, online education, career academies, the school day, social networking, Mandarin as the new foreign language of choice, science and arts education, and politics in the classroom. We also visit Colorado's roving Little Shop of Physics and an innovative rural Alaskan school district, and take a look at a green school and highlight the value of disabled educators.

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