9 news starts now. Its the fairytale ending that his fanned had hoped to see this year. Peyton manning will be going out on top, ending his incredible career with a super bowl win. We are more on his decision to retire. What a day. Its nice to see him leave as a bronco and not see him go to another team. He could have gotten paid to play for another team. But like he will way, manning will leave on top. Those that knew him best say Peyton Manning is a better person than a player. That is saying something because hes one of the best if not the best to ever play the game. The broncos fortunate that he played his final four seasons here in denver, the last one ending with super bowl champion. He got them there. Twice. Winning on his second try exactly one month ago. Now he gets to sit back and listen to others look back at i think he revolutionized the position in many ways. Running the game from the line of scrimmage wasnt something that was done as a matter of course. Now you see it dow
government. they re the ones with the real power. so you know, the question is like who else was there? so this has been going on for a very long time. and it s not just bin laden. it s the khan-e network. last week pakistan tried to sever our relationship with afghanistan. things are just going from bad to worse. all right. gordon chang of forbes.com, thanks very much for joining us on cnn. a colorado school is using a unique approach to teach children on their own terms. we ll tell you why and how effective it is, after the break. [ female announcer ] women like andrea move the world.
[ male announcer ] learn more about the college of nursing at phoenix.edu. teachers at a colorado school have adopted a unique approach to education. it s modeled on the belief that children learn in their own way. so instead of grades, they use levels, for instance. deb feyerick went to the school to check it out. reporter: victor perez and dulce garcia are both 11 years old. ask them what grade they re in, you won t get a traditional answer. level 7. and you are? 6. and what about reading? level 7. and you are? 7. reporter: at hodgkins elementary school outside
in some schools. have a good day, guys. see ya. reporter: just outside of denver, colorado, something interesting is happening at hodgkin s elementary school. they re working on measuring. using a string. reporter: kids discovering a different way of learning. it s an x-ray. reporter: victor peres and dolce garcia are both 11. ask them what grade they re in. you won t get a traditional answer. level seven. and you are six. what about reading? level seven. and you are seven. at hodgkin s, there are no grade levels there are no grades period. kids are grouped on what they know. not how old they are. we are talking about a nonfiction book. it is so individualized. we are filling in their gaps so
children learn in their own way. instead of grades, they re using levels. deb feyrick has today s don t fail me. have a good day. see you. reporter: just outside denver, colorado, something interesting is happening in at hodgkin s elementary school. working on measuring using a string. reporter: kids discovering a different way of learning. it s an x-ray. reporter: victor and delsar are 11. ask them what grade they re in, you won t get a traditional answer. level 7. reporter: you are? six. reporter: what about reading. level 7. reporter: you are? seven. reporter: at hodgkin s there are no grade levels. there are no grades period. kids are based on what they know, not how old. we re talking about facts from a nonfiction book. reporter: the literacy class made up of kids ages 8 to 10 with four different reading levels. it s so individualized we re filling in gabs so they can move