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How City and Country School uses Timepath to transform education.

See how City and Country School uses Timepath to make history more engaging and student-driven.

Maino van Dongen · Education specialist
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Timepath transforms how history is taught at City & Country School New York

City and Country School, a private and independent school in New York City, uses Timepath to make their lessons more engaging for its students. Yedifer Piña, lead teacher at the school, uses timeline projects where students explore historical events through text, images, and primary sources, encouraging them to connect the dots between different time periods and understand the broader context of world history. This approach not only deepens historical understanding, but also creates a more attentive and immersive classroom experience for students.

Key benefits for City and Country School:

  • Makes historical events more engaging and accessible

  • Encourages personalized, student-driven learning

  • Develops critical thinking

  • Supports hands-on, experiential teaching

  • Builds digital literacy through multimedia storytelling

With Timepath, City and Country School is transforming their way of education, helping students approach the past with fresh curiosity and insight.

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