Gordon Freedman

President of the National Laboratory for Education Transformation NLET

Freedman is President of the National Laboratory for Education Transformation (www.NLET.org), a California-based non-profit committed to transforming 20th century education into 21st century learning in mathematics, state data, student records and workforce. Freedman founded NLET to create an organization that looks three to five years into the future, acting as a broad social, research and organizational platform for the alignment of education and training with the technology of the knowledge economy and youth culture.

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