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HISTORY Mr. Steven Kingsbury Mr. Thomas Tierney Mr. Liam Taaffe (Department Head) History The History Department, because of graduation requirements (a United States History course plus one other course in grades 9-12) and the numerous amount of courses it offers (7), allows its students perhaps the greatest amount of flexibility of all departments in organized pursuit of student interests. Despite the variance of courses and even methodology in teaching, the purpose of the History Department remains the same. It is the hope of its teachers that all history students are better able to interpret the causes of historical events and with this ability gain a greater interest, knowledgability, and understanding of the role of history both past and present. World History, covering Ancient to Early Modern History over the span of two years, is the course offered to the 7th and 8th graders. It is taught by all members of the History Department. The Social Sciences are handled by Mr. Kingsbury who offers an Introduction to Social Science (Anthropology, Sociology, Psychology) to 9th and 10th graders, and Advanced Social Science to the 9th thru 12th grades. Mr. Taaffe, the department’s newest member, teaches both Modern European History and Economics Political Science. The latter is a mixture of various types of economic and political systems. It is offered only to 11th and 12th graders. Mr. Tierney, Department Head, teaches the United States History course and serves as liaison for the Advanced Placement Western Civilization course taught thru the facilities of Channel 2 in conjunction with the Hamline University History Department. Mr. Tierney and Mr. Kingsbury have also been involved in work with 20th Century Problems, a co-operatively taught, multi-discipline course being tried for the first time this year under the leadership of Mr. Howard Chilberg of the English Department. (Mr. Coulter is the Science representative for this course.) 23
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Mr. Taaffe prepares for class. 24 Haglin get that flag out of here!
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