Where We Come from Shapes Where We’re Going | Why understanding our heritage matters in the classroom

On behalf of Clive Robinson, MD of Tutor Doctor SAHeritage is easy to recognise in the things we can see, hear and taste: our languages, food, music, traditions and celebrations.But it also lives in the stories we inherit, the places we come from and the memories, values and experiences passed from one generation to the next.It is part of how we understand who we are.And that is where heritage becomes part of the learning experience.History changes when you can see yourself in it.A date can be memorised. A name can be learnt for an exam. But when a learner discovers…