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I have talked to her about colonialism a lot, including Hawaii. The things Americans don't teach about their own history in schools is appalling, let along world history.
tbf, there's comparatively little time and the structure of classes means that oftentimes year-to-year you end up going over the same info - and still having kids who just don't retain the info.
Structure is one of the hardest things to change in an institution, unfortunately. Details, like what is taught or what is used to teach it, are almost easy in comparison.