WHY Do We Teach HISTORY? (Some Inspiration for the New School Year)

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If you're a history teacher, you already know all of this, but we need a refresher now and then. As you begin this year's classes, remember, we are delivering to our students a manner of thinking that no other discipline can give them, and if we're fortunate, we'll be able to capture a few hearts along the way.

Whether you teach AP World History, AP U.S. History, AP Euro, or any history at all, this video is for you.

The idea of history bestowing the virtues of humility and empathy I owe to historians Sam Wineburg and John Fea.