"In learning history, nothing beats a good Hollywood film".
It's time Americans start learning history and stop repeating mistakes.
Learning history, engaging the arts, becoming mathematically literate — these are genuinely transformative and empowering actions.
"Twenty-first century skills" may help pupils become better workers; learning history makes them better citizens.
It is history, someone suggested, without the actual bother of learning history.
"That is so different from my previous ways of learning history".
"It's about kids learning history, geography and anthropology — and having fun," said Elizabeth Rohatyn, who founded Frame in 1998.
Learning history should be optional and new citizens will be encouraged, rather than compelled, to learn English.
"In the last couple of years, we have come along way learning history and current events and politics, but we're going to double our efforts.
As part of a new social contract, they don't want to be "done to" by professionals, treated as infants, without learning, history or values.
Angela Morrissey Parent, Kent From what I remember about learning history, you don't want a great rote of dates to remember.
