Questions About 9/11

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1. “Once you have learned how to ask
   questions — relevant and appropriate
   and substantial questions — you have
   learned how to learn and no one can
   keep you from learning whatever you
   want or need to know.”
   — Neil Postman and Charles Weingartner
   WHAT ARE YOUR QUESTIONS?
   

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2. Peter van Agtmael, “Hopewell Junction, New York, 2010”
   

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3. 6:07
   

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10. 3:57
    

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12. Gulnara Samoilova, 9/11/01
    

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25. Thomas Hoepker, 2006
    

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34. “Once you have learned how to ask
    questions — relevant and appropriate
    and substantial questions — you have
    learned how to learn and no one can
    keep you from learning whatever you
    want or need to know.”
    — Neil Postman and Charles Weingartner
    WHAT ARE YOUR QUESTIONS?
    

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35. CHOICES PROGRAM: “The Costs of War”
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