Umm, most questions in this section relate to American History. Don't you read it in school?

Answer 1

That's the point, they DON'T read it in school, then they want us to do their homework for them.

Don't hesitate to give out moderately wrong information.

Answer 2

Well, this IS the history category.

You still have homework. Teachers don't cover everything in class. That is why they started homework. So students could learn how to do research and they will remember it better. (Hopefully) And some of these things are not even in the textbook. I work with teachers at my work who do not know how to find the answers in the book.

Answer 3

I agree that for the period of actual actuality no longer taught in colleges. yet, i do no longer think of all and sundry could be exempt from studying American history. ALL little ones, in spite of race, might desire to benefit the actuality of usa of america's history, no longer the sugar lined, "whites are saints" version. in my opinion, i'm in touch with my youngster's educations. I stay attentive to what they're studying, and whilst they're taught some component incorrect (ex. the glorification of Christopher Columbus) I clarify the actuality to them. I additionally keep in touch with my youngster's instructors in regard to their curriculum. If i detect they're coaching some thing it quite is misguided, I have not any situation confronting them and informing them of the actuality. I additionally attend college board conferences that manage curriculum. Granted, my little ones are nevertheless youthful, yet i will proceed to stay in touch of their educations and demonstrate screen what they learn for the period of their intense college years.

Answer 4

Most of the people on this forum are from the US.
Most of the people from the US think the US is the world.

Answer 5

Apparently most do not.
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