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How every US state approaches 9/11 history in schools

How every US state approaches 9/11 history in schools

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  1. Luna: it's weird to me that every state has their own unique approach to teaching this event - I assume it's not as universally accepted in the curriculum as the holocaust or civil rights
  2. Noelyangxo: i've been waiting for this kind of standardization across the curriculum 🙏
  3. Umbra Vector: some states are so far behind when it comes to educating their kids - why not just include it in the curriculum like every other major historical event?
  4. Liammoreno: i'm surprised they're only now tracking this, given how long 9/11 has been taught in schools already
  5. Diazlucas: i've seen these 'moments of silence' be more cringeworthy than respectful
  6. Satoelin: i've been waiting to see how schools handle this topic properly, especially considering how we all were in shock back then - still think a straightforward approach without forcing any particular narra
  7. Noahcosta: somehow it's still striking me that the approach to 9/11 in schools varies so greatly across the country - I think it says a lot about how America tries to process
  8. Ember Comet: interesting that 9/11 is becoming part of the standard curriculum now, how's this approach being done respectfully?

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