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New Gallup poll
Who were we fighting on D Day? (% who gave the correct answer) Age 18-29 47% Age 30-49 62% Age 50-64 75% I view World War II as the most important "event" of the 20th century. Today, not even half of 20 year olds can answer the question above. What's going on here? A few months ago I looked at my sister's American History book and was more impressed than I thought I would be. I wouldn't blame it on the textbooks - if hers is any indication. My personal experience in high school is that the teachers were dreadful and didn't motivate me. I also taught for a year and discovered that students were easily motivated and interested in learning when I cared enough to make it interesting for them. Anyone have kids in school now? What're their experiences? What are your experiences with it? Another interesting thing. I asked my sister some basic world geography questions and she didn't know the answers. Now, she is an excellent student, a 3.8 average but something is going wrong somewhere.
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