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Teaching Kids 9/11
Story aired: Friday, September 08, 2006



The children's publishing company Scholastic announced that is yanking a website study guide produced as a classroom tie-in for the ABC special "The Path to 9/11." The pulled study guide included the suggestion that former Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein had a role in the 9/11 attacks.

Scholastic says they will create a new study guide that focuses on critical thinking and historical background and that is the way today's guests say history should be taught.

Today and Monday Here & Now is taking a look at how 9/11 is being taught in the classroom. Joining us today is Josh Otlin, a social studies teacher in Hudson, Mass., and Graseck, director of Choices for the 21st Century at Brown University in Rhode Island. Choices develops curriculum at schools dealing with a wide range of international issues.

Guests:


Josh Otlin, social studies teacher in Hudson, Mass.

Susan Graseck, director of Choices for the 21st Century at Brown University in Rhode Island

Related Links:


About the Choices Program

The Watson Institute for International Studies

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