History teaching declines in U S public schools
A Special report by the Organization of American Historians says American history is in crisis in public schools. It notes a shift toward presentism and ethnocentric subjects, with history losing ground to other social sciences and humanities, due to doubts about its usefulness.
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Steel output at three year low in July
July steel production fell to the lowest monthly level since November 1971, with 8,514,000 net tons. June output was 8,744,000 net tons. Industry Week noted rising orders from consumer-oriented markets such as appliances and autos, signaling cautious optimism for the sector amid broader demand shifts.
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High School Mandates Risk Erosion if Removed
The report warns that legal requirements do not guarantee permanent strength and fears that history enrollments in high schools will fall quickly if mandates are removed due to waning student interest.
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