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Hold on to your History books.
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nPeace
Veteran Member
Wow. Sounds more like patriotism in the school curriculum to me.
Perhaps they are tired of conscientious objectors, and think it's time to drill young heads to be willing recruits... imo.
Stanyon
WWMRD?
First of all this is Sputnik but I will go from the article without further research nonetheless.
I'd say that using Fahrenheit 451 is pretty overblown and over the top as the Internet and libraries are still in operation, if kids want to educate themselves about ancient history there are plenty of resources. It seems that they are just adjusting their curriculum to fit the times which makes sense because with limited time and resources one should prioritize what is most useful in the end.
Oh wait, that isn't exactly what they are doing is it?
Not like they weren't warned...
I'd say that using Fahrenheit 451 is pretty overblown and over the top as the Internet and libraries are still in operation, if kids want to educate themselves about ancient history there are plenty of resources. It seems that they are just adjusting their curriculum to fit the times which makes sense because with limited time and resources one should prioritize what is most useful in the end.
Oh wait, that isn't exactly what they are doing is it?
Not like they weren't warned...
Maybe because the Medieval History is more important than the Ancient History in Sweden...because of the Vikings.
Btw we Italians take history curricula very seriously: to give you an idea, this is the standard history curriculum, for all high schools (5 years).
1st year
Prehistory
Mesopotamians and Egyptians
The Greek civilization
Romans: the Republican period
2nd year
Romans: Imperial period
Middle Ages, the Byzantine Empire
Charlemagne
The Holy Roman Empire and the Papacy
The Crusades
3rd year
Renaissance and Europe's Nation State
Scientific Revolution, Galileo
Reformation
4th year
The Enlightenment
The French Revolution
The Restauration
The Industrial Revolution
5th century
The 20th century
Btw we Italians take history curricula very seriously: to give you an idea, this is the standard history curriculum, for all high schools (5 years).
1st year
Prehistory
Mesopotamians and Egyptians
The Greek civilization
Romans: the Republican period
2nd year
Romans: Imperial period
Middle Ages, the Byzantine Empire
Charlemagne
The Holy Roman Empire and the Papacy
The Crusades
3rd year
Renaissance and Europe's Nation State
Scientific Revolution, Galileo
Reformation
4th year
The Enlightenment
The French Revolution
The Restauration
The Industrial Revolution
5th century
The 20th century
leov
Well-Known Member
I see it a global (eventually) event.
leov
Well-Known Member
I think it a part of 'islamoswed' program
This is the book of the first 2 years of high school...practically just the Ancient Age and the middle Ages ( from prehistory to 13th century)
