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TLC 013 : How to Give Your Kids a Natural Love for History with Jim Hodges – Part 1

TLC 013 : How to Give Your Kids a Natural Love for History with Jim Hodges – Part 1

Released Wednesday, 22nd January 2020
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TLC 013 : How to Give Your Kids a Natural Love for History with Jim Hodges – Part 1

TLC 013 : How to Give Your Kids a Natural Love for History with Jim Hodges – Part 1

TLC 013 : How to Give Your Kids a Natural Love for History with Jim Hodges – Part 1

TLC 013 : How to Give Your Kids a Natural Love for History with Jim Hodges – Part 1

Wednesday, 22nd January 2020
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Carefully selected stories can provide the perfect model for tackling the tough decisions life tosses our way. How better to prepare our kids than with a quality framework to do just that! In today’s episode, we’ll discuss the important role of historical fiction. Highlights from this episode: never give up on a great idea…it may […]

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The Timeline of Classics Podcast: Classic Literature | World History | Classical Education | Literary Analysis

Gail Ledbetter, author of Timeline of Classics: Historical Context for the Good and Great Books, offers common-sense strategies and resources for simplifying the complicated path toward the literary education that most of us did not receive. Any teacher of history or literature can benefit from her methods that were honed over many years in the classroom, as an online instructor, and teaching mom. Keyword outlining, vocabulary study, literary devices, quotes, book annotation, Socratic discussion, fairy tales, short stories, writing about literature can be tremendously enjoyable and rewarding. A literary education is easier than you think!

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