Question

what perspective does your primary sources bring to understanding 9/11?

Answer 1

my sources
http://www.infoplease.com/us/history/911-anniversary-civilian-changes.html
http://www.ibtimes.com/pulse/united-states-after-911-6-things-have-changed-2001-2093156

Answer 2

those are very good sources im sure your teacher would appprove

Answer 3

yeah looks to me

Answer 4

thank you, but i dont understand the question

Answer 5

@atianaaaa explain what you know from what your reading from these sources

Answer 6

These primary resources include speeches, executive orders, legislative acts and debates, government fact-finding and personal and collective memorialization. The resources will be routinely updated to offer an ever-expanding portrait of 9/11. Given the inherent sensitivities, certain documents may contain content that some may find offensive, but the information is included to provide as complete a record as possible

Answer 7

wow i understand that, thats really good. anything else you can add

Answer 8

sure

Answer 9

Submitted by The Sub on 6 September 2011 - 7:19pm.
Its definitely imperative to teach differing viewpoints in history. The reason so many students dislike it is because they think its just events and dates. Its not - it is perspectives and viewpoints. I actually incorporated this into a class I was substitute teaching today when we discussed the upcoming jobs speech from President Obama.

Triangulation is an awesome technique and I have now been introduced to it. It provides definition and substance to the whole "get many perspectives" viewpoint. It also helps de-polarize the whole right/left democrat/republican thing on more political issues, because you are using more than just two viewpoints. I am definitely going to use this in my teaching, thanks a bunch.

Answer 10

There were so many things

Submitted by Diane Killion on 6 September 2011 - 12:41pm.
There were so many things happening at my school that day. The idea was just too mind boggling. All I would know to say to someone today is that it's just another forgiveness opportunity because in the Oneness the ''other'' is you. You make what you defend against.
From: A course in Miracles

Answer 11

where are those from

Answer 12

@silveralchemist09 wow good job buddy