Teacher explains how she learned to frame lessons for students about 9/11
Nancy Re, a New York teacher, shared her methods for teaching students about the 9/11 terrorist attacks, focusing on patriotism, unity, and heroism rather than just the terror of the day. She explained that her fifth and sixth graders learn about the events through literature and community projects, such as planting flags for victims, as their neighborhood was directly affected by the tragedy.
Educators continue to develop effective ways to teach younger generations about the 9/11 attacks, ensuring the lessons of heroism and unity continue to resonate and be passed down.
The episode also covers the canonization of Father Michael Judge, the first victim of 9/11, and the heroism of firefighter Regina Wilson.
9/11 NANCY RE 9/11 TRIBUTE MUSEUM REGINA WILSON FATHER MICHAEL JUDGE
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