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For today's kids, 9/11 is history. For one teacher, it's personal. (opens the original)
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WEST CHESTER, Penn. (CNN) - For today's K-12 students, and even some teachers, the September 11, 2001, terror attacks are history. But for adults who experienced the day vividly, putting the day's gravity and meaning into classroom lessons can pose challenges. Martha "Marty" Runzer, is a fifth-grade teacher at Glen Acres Elementary School in West Chester, Pennsylvania, and a former United Airlines flight attendant. Runzer was on maternity leave on September 11, 2001. She watched names from the f
For Today's Kids, 9/11 Is History. For One Teacher, It's Personal. (opens the original)
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West Chester, Pennsylvania (CNN) - For today's K-12 students, and even some teachers, the September 11, 2001, terror attacks are history. But for adults who experienced the day vividly, putting the day's gravity and meaning into classroom lessons can pose challenges. Martha "Marty" Runzer, is a fifth-grade teacher at Glen Acres Elementary School in West Chester, Pennsylvania, and a former United Airlines flight attendant. Runzer was on maternity leave on September 11, 2001. She watched names fro
For Today's Kids, 9/11 Is History. For One Teacher, It's Personal. (opens the original)
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West Chester, Pennsylvania (CNN) - For today's K-12 students, and even some teachers, the September 11, 2001, terror attacks are history. But for adults who experienced the day vividly, putting the day's gravity and meaning into classroom lessons can pose challenges. Martha "Marty" Runzer, is a fifth-grade teacher at Glen Acres Elementary School in West Chester, Pennsylvania, and a former United Airlines flight attendant. Runzer was on maternity leave on September 11, 2001. She watched names fro
For Today's Kids, 9/11 Is History. For One Teacher, It's Personal. (opens the original)
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West Chester, Pennsylvania (CNN) - For today's K-12 students, and even some teachers, the September 11, 2001, terror attacks are history. But for adults who experienced the day vividly, putting the day's gravity and meaning into classroom lessons can pose challenges. Martha "Marty" Runzer, is a fifth-grade teacher at Glen Acres Elementary School in West Chester, Pennsylvania, and a former United Airlines flight attendant. Runzer was on maternity leave on September 11, 2001. She watched names fro
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