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How to prevent history lesson from becoming a recitation of dates
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How to prevent history lesson from becoming a recitation of dates

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Try to learn why and how the event happened, where, with who, when (like time period, time of day/year). Instead of just knowing the dates that the historical events happened, you want to understand about the event.
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