Prepared: What Our Kids Need to Be Ready for Life

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Diane Tavenner is one of the leading thinkers in education today—her energy and insights are infectious. There is no one better to think big about what kids need and who can roll up her sleeves to make it happen.” —Sal Khan, founder and CEO of Khan Academy platinum cylinder (worth 500 gp) stored inside a large silk bag. Returning the shroud to the dwarf likely makes the divine power

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