Sunday Inspiration #4: P.T. Barnum and the Ethics of Historical Interpretations

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Did anyone else really dislike the circus? In this Sunday Inspiration session I'm looking into P.T. Barnum and the film The Greatest Showman. How can educators use representations of P.T. Barnum in popular culture as a lens for teaching critical media literacy skills, including analyzing bias, evaluating sources, and understanding historical context? Join the free membership where I give you notes and additional teaching ideas for the Sunday Inspiration topics: https://english-classroom-architect.thrivecart.com/sunday-inspiration/ Check out the American Dream Research Project: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/American-Dream-Research-Project-for-teaching-the-research-process-9420919 Let's Connect on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/englishclassroomarchitect/

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