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History courses offered at Furman:
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Why do we learn history?
It fosters practical wisdom and knowledge of the past.
History is filled with interesting and exciting stories. Each tale contains twists and turns along with plenty of villains and heroes.
Knowledge of the past helps us understand the present. We gain and understanding of why things are done a certain way and where many things came from.
Teacher suggestions to help the student in history?
Read and investigate what you are learning in class. This will reinforce what the teacher is explaining.
Take notes in class. Use an outline form such as Cornell Notes.
Study before a test. Use your notes, book, and other resources. Reviewing the material before a test can make the difference you need for that A.
Helpful history sites:
Arcademics
besthistorysites.net
American Panorama
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