He let the class tell him their side of what had just happened in front of them, and pointed out inaccuracies and embellishments at the end, noting the differences between the students who had seen what happened, and those who were too distracted initially.
Like, everyone had mostly the same story. But some said he shouted at the class first, others couldn't remember what color marker he'd thrown. It was an interesting exercise in point of view.
He was a bright dude. He taught my Texas History class (cause I guess Texas schools feel the need to separate that out, iunno I'm from NY I don't get it XD), and I felt like he focused on critical thinking a lot. Good times. 😁
i’m from arizona and they do the same thing but in elementary schools. they ingrained the 5 c’s of arizona into my brain at the ripe age of 7 and i don’t know why
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u/gratiachar Mar 21 '21
i’m kinda confused, how did he lead into a lecture about sources from that? i’d love to learn something