Interesting, but short interview with Education Secretary Arne Duncan about his plans to improve the U.S educational system to further a more educated workforce. He does not provide a lot of specifics, beside his interest in saving teacher jobs, making tests more effective and listening to recommendations from the public and school staffers across the nation. The interviewer interrupts often, and focuses the interview on the stimulus and on Arne's views about No Child Left Behind.

This is the first full length interview I've seen with the new Education Secretary. The interviewer pushed for details and got few. It seemed she got stuck on No Child Left Behind and tried to get Duncan to commit to something, without much success. Other areas of the education portion of the stimulus package were left alone. Pretty much Duncan providing talking points. I had hoped for more.

An insightful interview with the new Secretary of Education. Campbell Brown really pressed him to answer specifics about No Child Left Behind and clearly knew the crucial issues at hand--and got Duncan to admit they'll probably "reauthorize" the program when it expires (which is surprising to me, as many thought NCLB would be allowed to expire). Features some solid specifics but overall needs more.

Bland. Few details.