You might want to fast forward to 29:10 for the question.
1.28.2011
Secretary Duncan talks CareerTech
After the President's address, Secretary Duncan talks about education and answers a question about career and technology education and the choice of college and career for students.
You might want to fast forward to 29:10 for the question.
You might want to fast forward to 29:10 for the question.
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