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A Harvard economist's idea — giving free cellphone air time to high-performing students as an to continue doing well — is now in effect. Schools Chancellor Joel I. Klein today started the Million Motivation Campaign, an experimental program involving about 2,500 students in seven middle schools. The students will each receive a free cellphone, called the "Million," with to earn minutes and other rewards if they achieve academic goals set by their principals. Teachers and will also be able to use the cellphones to communicate with the students. Part of the idea, according to the Education Department, is "to re-brand achievement through a messaging campaign and program." The students will receive cellphone messages "promoting the idea that a middle-class lifestyle is and accessible with a good education" and highlighting the accomplishments of in various occupations; participants will also have opportunities to get work experiences, life and academic help through the mentoring program.
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