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Los Angeles Times
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Teaching 9/11 to post-attack students
Twenty-five years after the September 11 attacks, the way schools and universities in California and across the U.S. commemorate the event has shifted from personal memories to historical lessons. Many educators now teach 9/11 as distant history, with some focusing on academic discussions rather than memorials, reflecting a generation for whom the event is less immediate. Teachers grapple with how much to share about the attacks, especially with younger students, while families and colleges interpret its significance differently based on personal experiences and changing societal perspectives.
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