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SUPPLEMENTARY MATERIAL[1] Let’s take the example of a high school history class. There are, say, ten chapters covered per class with ten historical events covered per chapter. Those are the one hundred most important and most educational events you could possibly learn about in the realm of pos...
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FWIW, it wasn’t always this way About 100 hundred years ago, TS Eliot began pioneering for this thing called an English program. It didn’t exist before then. One of the key missions of the idea? Teaching already literate people how to read literature. That concept also did not exist...
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