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[just another day]

http://bancroft.berkeley.edu/Exhibits/nativeamericans/

Here's a resource. Don't be typical, be different. Be an individual.

Teaching about the real history of America will get you more respect, because it will show your true heart and be good for you as well.

Be a real American.


Advanced American History Course -

Ancient Ondol Heating systems discovered in Alaska

http://aroundtheglobe.cozycona.aasiai.com/Clubs/Science+History/7378.aspx

[reactionary]

thanks for the tip, nearly every board of education since the 70s.

[Smee]

Well, I don't think it would be called "ondol," then.

[pest2]

My classes are English classes, not History classes. I am lucky if I get them to understand to say, "hotter" instead of "more hot".

[JMO]

Native americans are darker than koreans and are not korean. My students don't give a crap about their history.

[Pligganease]

[Zulu]

JAD, out of touch and 30 years late, as usual.

[Tony_Balony]

Indians are dirty and poor. Koreans don't want them teaching English to their children.

[Atavistic]

[debbiedowner]

"Until now the oldest known ondol heating systems were built 2,500 years ago by the Korean people of North Okjeo in what is now Russia's Maritime Province. The Alaskan ondol are about 500 years older, and are the first ondol discovered outside the Eurasian continent."

so that means that actually the koreans copied the "ondol" from the americans!

[reactionary]

careful with that one. i've heard a student remark that it was "koreans" who crossed the land-bridge into America.

[bluelake]

[merkurix]

[Zulu]

[beachbumNC]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-yXKKY4OLVg