SOURCE: WBUR
1/16/20
tags: education, textbooks, high school
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1/16/20
How Political Divides Shape U.S. History Lessons
Breaking Newstags: education, textbooks, high school
Partisan politics are making their way into school textbooks, reports The New York Times. We dig into the report.
Dana Goldstein, education reporter for The New York Times. (@DanaGoldstein)
Albert Broussard, professor of history at Texas A&M University. Co-author of numerous textbooks for high school students adapted nationwide. (@historyTAMU)
Kerry Green, 11th grade U.S. history teacher and social studies department chair of Sunnyvale High School, in a suburb of Dallas, Texas.
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