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Nancy Wynen <[log in to unmask]>
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Thu, 26 Jan 1995 09:14:45 -0400
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    I guess my fear is that if we wait on bringing historical
    analysis to students, they will only know the rote facts and
    never appreciate the whole picture. I am trying to explain to my
    18 year old the problems we faced in the 60's - chosing to fight
    for civil rights and stands on the Vietnamese War. Now it is
    facutal history - and we know who the good guys were. It wasn't
    clear then, and to wait until you are a history major in college
    means only a select view even get exposed to the IDEA of
    multi-sided history.
    Kids can grasp the concept of decisions - look at their
    literature called Choose your own Adventure.
    You could even do a neat display of the roads taken and not
    taken. I.E. Pacificism prior to World War II; you pick a topic.
    Nancy Wynen

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