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American History Lecture One (view source)
Revision as of 14:24, August 3, 2008
, 14:24, August 3, 2008→What Students Find Challenging About History: listing liberal bias to prepare students
* understanding the importance of economic issues in shaping history
* understanding the importance of economic issues in shaping history
* improving speed in reading and retaining historical information, such as answering history questions quickly
* improving speed in reading and retaining historical information, such as answering history questions quickly
* dealing with [[liberal]] bias in the selection and presentation of questions on College Board exams
* dealing with [[liberal]] bias in the selection and presentation of questions on College Board exams:
** denial of [[Christian]] and [[conservative]] achievement
** overemphasis on [[liberal]]s and their beliefs, and denial of their failures
** obsession with materialism and inborn characteristics like race and gender
Common mistakes by students in history courses include:
Common mistakes by students in history courses include: