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This Day in History 4/6: Matthew Henson and Robert Peary Reach the North Pole…in THAT order
For years, we have attempted to correct a myth held in many classrooms. Textbooks, history books and the like have propogated the myth that on April 6, 1909, Commander Robert Peary was the first man to reach the North Pole. … Continue reading
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Where Does Journalism End…and Bullying Begin? Teacher Data Reports and the Media
On November 16, 1801, a group of New York politicians led by Alexander Hamilton began a political broadsheet that would eventually become one of the most influential publications in the metro area. Recently, it decided to cease being a newspaper…and … Continue reading
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Petition to keep the Global History and Geography Regents as a Graduation Requirement
I’m so late to this party that it isn’t fashionable anymore.Yet some parties are so important it’s just as important to just show up. As it broke in April, The New York State Board of Regents is considering a measure … Continue reading →
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