With milestone anniversaries for both D-Day and the Treaty of Versailles this year, history educators can dig deeper to re-engage students rather than rehashing the same primary details.
This week will see the 64th anniversary of the landmark Supreme Court case #BrownvBoard, which ended the system of legal #segregation in America’s schools. Its namesake, Linda Brown, who was a third-grader at the time of the decision, died in Marc
Teaching students about the contributions of people who have been overlooked in textbooks gives them a fuller sense of history
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