These teachers are ____ lucky to have 83 lessons prepared by a respected research team. A whole semester worth of lesson plans which educators do not have to construct frees up time and energy; no need for them to figure out objectives, materials, or procedures. Steps may be outlined for them to photocopy worksheets which can be adapted for their specific classroom size and needs. The primary tasks that remains for the teacher is to facilitate or direct focus, and assess the individual students which can be done by observing the discussions and/final theme group project. That seems like best practices in education.

Damn these are old comments

i wouldve love to have been there

Excellent 👍 👍

ummmm this is what you took out of this video? honestly, teaching kids how to think like historians at a younger age will help this country. the more we understand the past, the better we will be able to move into the future. once american national myths of exceptionalism are debunked by teaching kids a more diverse history, then these kids will grow up to question their country and government, which is really the most american thing there is.

@thekaxmax "I have no idea what you are trying to say. Try English, dude." International English often uses non phonetic spellings which convey a word's cultural origins; like meta tags indicating historical context, an insight into meanings. A quick Google for instance suggests 'Asin' is a word used primarily by people from this community; watch?v=YoLJT-imiXA Without checking the channel (can't be bothered) My guess is it's annoying kids. It's Amazing what one can tell just from the etymology.

@marscubed: thanks. :) Communication involved using words and phrases your readers will understand. Therefore, he's not talking to me and I can ignore him.

I have no idea what you are trying to say. Try English, dude.