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11/14/08 22:56

History, in the classroom setting, is mostly composed of class discussions and lectures. No wonder many children find the subject to be boring due to the passive approach in teaching it.

Here in South Carolina, a more active approach is being used to fascinate students and let them crave for more historical knowledge. How did they do it? Check out TheItem.com to find out.

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