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TERC

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TERCTechnology Education Research Center
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Developed by TERC, an education research and development organization, this program enables students to collect, explore and interact with data in a visual, dynamic inquiry process.
Inspire data: Inspiration Software, Inc by Patton, Carol / District Administration
TERC testers also uncovered a pattern of discrimination by KayBee Toy stores in the Washington-Baltimore metropolitan area, after Avis Buchanan, a civil rights attorney had a questionable experience at the store in November 1999.
Reality check: threat of lawsuit changes discriminatory payment ... by Jackson, Lee Anna / Black Enterprise
Their link: a computer network called TERC Global Lab.
Data breakout by Fischer, David Marc / Science World
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