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Why do we study history?
Imagine this: it’s three in the afternoon, you’re in a hot classroom, and your professor is, and has been, going on about the propaganda movement, as you hurriedly jot down everything they say, both ...
US medical anthropologist Arthur Kleinman looks for path out of a social paradox: longer lives without a defined social role ...
American courts have considered similar questions for 150 years – with the answer often depending on a lesson’s purpose.
A high school history teacher in Pennsylvania who helps students look inward to find their strengths and outward to find ...
Olsen: Beyond embracing new curriculum, we built a new, shared understanding of teaching and learning, one that was rooted in ...
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What Can We Learn from America’s Centennial?
Racism, class conflict, and partisanship are as much a part of present-day American life as they were in 1876, writes Fergus ...
Those parents and San Francisco school board allies could set their sites on the district’s two-semester education ...
In a 6-3 ruling, the U.S. Supreme Court’s conservative majority struck down one of Louisiana’s majority-Black congressional ...
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