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Class discussion and personal inquiry builds an interactive relationship between students and their textbooks. [...] »

Help students identify with the past via children who lived through the Civil War. [...] »

Show your students how to challenge the authority gap between the textbook and themselves. [...] »

Allow students to see that history as we know it is interpretation, perspective, and bias. [...] »

The language of history textbooks challenges English language learners and native speakers alike. Face it head-on. [...] »

Turn your textbook into a conversation by scanning its language for biases. [...] »

Make the most of your textbook—engage students in close reading and analysis. [...] »

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How the cotton gin revolutionized the use of slaves and the production of cotton in the Southern United States.

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