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📍 HK-based writer, editor & multimedia journalist 🇭🇰 🖋 Current: Features Writer at CNN
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Is history a school subject in crisis?

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By Rebecca Cairns Verified, Kerri Anne Garrard, Swati Mestri
| Phys.org Verified
Credit: YFS Visuals from Pexels History educators around the world have expressed concerns about declining history enrollments in schools and universities over the past few decades. In some countries, such as the United Kingdom and United States, some experts and commentators have even gone so far as to describe it as a subject "in crisis." History educators are concerned that if fewer young people study history, they will miss out on important knowledge that helps them understand the present.
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Is history a school subject in crisis? New research shows it isn’t, at least not yet Original

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By Rebecca Cairns Verified, Kerri Anne Garrard
| The Conversation Verified
History educators around the world have expressed concerns about the decline of history enrolments in schools and universities over the past few decades. In some countries, such as the United Kingdom and United States, some experts and commentators have even gone as far to describe it as a subject “in crisis”. History educators are concerned that if fewer young people study history, they will miss out on important knowledge that helps them understand the present.
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Is history a school subject in crisis? New research shows it isn’t, at least not yet

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By Rebecca Cairns Verified, Kerri Anne Garrard
| Flipboard
5 hours ago A new genetic technique uncovered traces of two unknown human lineages, including one that split from our ancestors 1.8 million years ago. For as many ancient ancestors of humanity as we know, some remain a mystery, with only faint traces of DNA in our genes today as evidence of their existence. As …
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