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Teaching Historical Interpretation: Interpreting Student Life Events
“Who even knows if this really happened,” one of my students declared this year. “How do you think? How does one find out about anything?” I responded wanting to discuss how history is formed – the need to find artifacts … Continue reading
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Tagged education, Historian, Historical Interpretation, History, Inquiry
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