Civics and History Education Is at a Crossroads

Civics and History Education Is at a Crossroads
Student Tai Nguyen, right, works on his laptop as instructor Chaya Baras, left, helps student Kenny Scottborough, 19, navigate an online lesson at West Brooklyn Community High School in New York on Oct. 29, 2020. Kathy Willens/AP Photo
Michael DiMatteo
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In the current academic climate, teaching social justice has become more important than content. This is especially true in the fields of history and civic education.

Michael DiMatteo
Michael DiMatteo
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Michael DiMatteo has taught American, European, and world history and political science in the Illinois school system, both public and private, for over 32 years. In 2010, he was recognized as an Illinois Golden Apple Teacher of Distinction. His writings can be found at Think31.com.
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