Curriculum+Launch

West Virginia University in collaboration with the West Virginia Humanities Council launched //The Great Textbook War Curriculum// on Thursday November 17, 2011. Several members of the curriculum team were available to answer questions and lead discussions. The photo documentary was a powerful reminder of the events that took place in Kanawha County in 1974. The audio documentary played was a fair, unbiased representation of both the protestors and the supporters point of view. Below you will find a copy of the program from our curriculum launch
 * The Great Textbook War Curriculum Launch at West Virginia University was a success! **

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===The Great Textbook War Curriculum Launch Powerpoint was designed to complement the radio and photo documentaries that was displayed during the curriculum launch on November 17, 2011 at Allen Hall-**College of Human Resources and Education** **of West Virginia University**. The powerpoint shows powerful photographs of the social unrest that the introduction of new textbooks caused in Kanawha county in 1974. ===



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