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June-July, 2009
Exploring Bottlenecks to Learning
It is a story replicated in many history classrooms during the semester. Students have once again done poorly on an assignment or exam. Their essays are the sites of massive, undifferentiated data dumps. They have paraphrased primary sources instead of analyzing them, ignored argumentation, confused past and present, and failed completely to grasp the otherness of a different era. (p. 1211) Although this particular story may be unique to history, a story very much like it unfolds in the classrooms of many disciplines
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