World History for Us All: The Big Eras. Home > In many schools, teachers are expected to sweep across thousands of years of world history in a single academic year.
Even if the social studies program provides for two or more years of world history, teachers must select among a galaxy of possible topics, deciding what subject matter to include and what to leave out. Teachers often face one of two broad alternatives: Choose among world history time periods, omitting some altogether. This approach may result in students having little or no exposure to major eras of the past, such as the paleolithic, the ancient periods, or the past half-century.
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