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Chacoda, an Atlantic harbor seal at the New England Aquarium, is so good at vocalizing that he can mimic his teacher, Kathy Streeter, when she says, "How are you?" Gabrielle Emanuel/NPR hide caption
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President-elect Donald Trump stands with Betsy DeVos after a meeting at Trump National Golf Club Bedminster in Bedminster Township, N.J., on Saturday. The Washington Post/Getty Images hide caption
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Boosting Attendance In Preschool Can Start With A Knock On The Door
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Student Cierra Valentine (left) studies with friends and her son Jeremiah on the lawn at Wilson College in Chambersburg, Pa. Ryan Smith/Courtesy of Wilson College hide caption
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Margaret Feldman helps students (from left) Al Nagib Conteh, 17, and Devin Butler, 18, as they work through their FAFSA applications. Conteh's father, Ahmed Conteh (back), is there to help his son through some of the harder questions. Mayra Linares/NPR hide caption
Hey Students, Applying For College Aid Is Easier! (But Still Hard)
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Students of the segregated Hoover and 17th Street schools in Westminster, Calif., pose for a school photo. Gonzalo Mendez Jr., one of the Mendez kids, was in this class. Shereen Marisol Meraji/NPR hide caption
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A young maker controls a robot on the sidewalk at the 2014 World Maker Faire in Queens, NY. LA Johnson/NPR hide caption
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Anthony David Martinez raises his hand in class at the Escuela 20 Noviembre school in Tijuana, Mexico. Sandy Huffaker for NPR hide caption
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