Teachers gathered to discuss how to educate a new generation about the 9/11 attacks. They considered which details are suitable for young children and what victims' families want students to know. A concern is that omitting the story altogether could be worse than approaching it incorrectly.

The importance of teaching about 9/11 in schools has grown as many Americans were born after the attacks. Nearly 3,000 people were killed when al-Qaida hijackers crashed planes in New York, the Pentagon, and rural Pennsylvania.

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