Who decides what history students learn—and what gets left out?

Talk Education
30/12/2025 0 min
Who decides what history students learn—and what gets left out?

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 What should students learn about history—and who decides? Texas is rewriting its social studies curriculum, prompting debate over how topics are framed, whose perspectives are included, and how the changes could affect future state tests. Supporters say the overhaul modernizes instruction, while critics worry it could narrow or politicize what students learn. (Source: Houston Chronicle)

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