This is the introduction to a series of 5 short episodes that is trying to answer the following question: Given proof that Columbus did not discover America- and discounting his credibility as an American hero- why does his narrative continue to exist, and should we teach it to children?

Columbus: The National Origin Myth

<p>Looking for some quality social studies pedagogy but don't have time to spare? Look no further, your podcast is here! This podcast introduces controversial social studies pedagogy and what YOU can do to avoid being featured in the next "Lies My Teacher Told Me" book. The content is heavy but the episodes are light, so you'll have plenty of time to squeeze them in during your prep period or daily commute. Enjoy!</p>

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Looking for some quality social studies pedagogy but don't have time to spare? Look no further, your podcast is here! This podcast introduces controversial social studies pedagogy and what YOU can do to avoid being featured in the next "Lies My Teacher Told Me" book. The content is heavy but the episodes are light, so you'll have plenty of time to squeeze them in during your prep period or daily commute. Enjoy!

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