In you experience, is enough done in schools to remind students of what happened on 9/11? Explain your answer.

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I think schools have a very elementary way of remembering 9/11. A day that should be remembered by remembering the lives that were lost. A day we’re I think should be just meditating and appreciating all the first responders. Deeper into how family’s lives were affected. I do NOT think it should be remembered by giving lengthy assignments and basic worksheets on what happened. Then students get unmotivated and do not want to do their work which loses the respect they have for the tragic event. I think we should just reflect and go into it with meaning not because it was a “school assignment”

muminat3 years ago

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Somewhat, they don’t teach you about the missing money that disappeared right before the terrorist attacks and a lot of others, but they lightly show you what first responders had to do in order to save as many people as possible.

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