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Teaching history, social science creates informed citizenry
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Thoughtful remarks about history/social studies curricula in Commentary
section of today's Times-Dispatch, but I wish the paper had also identified
the 15 additional Virginia scholars represented only by "el al."

http://m.timesdispatch.com/opinion/their-opinion/testing-times-teaching-history-social-science-creates-informed-citizenry/article_db50a307-689a-589f-a071-32ddf6d5c7a3.html?mode=jqm

Jon Kukla
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