Historical trivia, commentary on politics, modern education and history education by a high school American History teacher.
Showing posts with label Founding Fathers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Founding Fathers. Show all posts
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
Too Late to Apologize
I know that is seems I am getting all of my posts in at once. I do not have medicine head to day so it is just pouring out. There is a video on YouTube that any secondary history teacher should view. It is a modified version of the song listed in the title of this post. Search for "too late to apologize declaration" and it will pop up. The video is a little over three minutes. It is awesome!
What Would the Founding Fathers Do?
I recently came across a blog which theorized on what the founding fathers would think about the problems facing the American people today. Without a lot of study and reading everything a particular founding father wrote, then maybe, a person may have enough of a framework to even guess as to their thoughts on a particular modern subject. Most of the those talking on pundit programs have no clue whatsoever. This really disturbs me. With all of the biographical reading and primary source exploration I would hesitate to even make a guess.
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