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Susannah Remillard, a middle-school teacher and Fulbright scholar, says "students deserve more than an easy mythology" when learning complicated and difficult histories. Remillard outlines her comparative research into the sanitized colonial myths and foundational stories of the US and New Zealand and the benefits of engaging students in fuller and more accurate accounts of what happened, from all sides. Benefits include shaping better thinkers and more empathetic citizens while returning voice to marginalized communities erased from traditional colonial lessons. Susannah Remillard, middle school teacher and Fulbright researcher, explains the role of teaching all sides of difficult history in the classroom and how it contributes to better thinkers and more empathetic citizens.
This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx