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[Get the most out of Education Week] Dear {EMAIL}: If you have an area of specialty, or a topic you are particularly focused on, there is no better place to turn than our topic pages. Topic pages are like ready-made research, with the most recent news, opinion, background, and webinars on your chosen topic. So here is your next hint! [Hint #2: Bookmark a topic] You can navigate to TOPICS from the drop-down navigation bar at the top of every page, or from the menu on mobile. Find the topic that interests you, and bookmark it! (To bookmark a page, click the star at the top of your browser window, then add it to your favorites.) Here are some of the most popular topics, but you will want to check out the full list to see what you would like to follow. There is also a topics page for each state, to make it easy for you to follow policy changes where you live. [Special Education] [Technology] [Curriculum and Instruction] [English Language Learners] [Assessment and Testing] [Common Core Standards] [Every Student Succeeds Act] [Professional Development] There are more than [110 topics pages], so I am sure you will find one or more areas of interest there. If you are starting to feel like you want to dig in deeper, you may want to subscribe. [Click here to see your subscription options], starting as low as $29 for 6 months. Best, [shemmingson signature] Stefanie Hemmingson Director, Audience Development Follow us: [Education Week on Twitter] [Education Week Facebook Page] [Education Week on LinkedIn] [Education Week on Google+] [All RSS feeds] This message was intended for: {EMAIL}. You are receiving this email because you are currently registered on [edweek.org]. If you do not wish to receive future emails with special offers from Education Week or affiliated publications, notifications about changes and improvements to [edweek.org] or other site-related information,[click here to change your preferences] Editorial Projects in Education, Inc., 6935 Arlington Road, Suite 100, Bethesda, MD 20814. EPE is the publisher of Education Week, [edweek.org,] [teachermagazine.org], [DigitalDirections.org] and [TopSchoolJobs.org]. Copyright © 2016 Editorial Projects in Education.

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