Students have a chance to use their ‘e' strengths
They sat on the edge of their seats, eyes wide open, remote controllers in their hands.
"OK, go!”
Their fingers worked fast. Some hit A, some B, others C or D.
They weren't answering a call by " Who Wants to Be a Millionaire ” host Meredith Vieira to poll the audience. They were answering fourth-grade teacher Andre Daughty 's call to buzz in answers to a practice test question.
Still, the goal mig...
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