A Better Way to Study (and teach) History:Part 4

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Our Amazing Journey Into Living History

Kasey and Mr. FurrowMy only regret is that I didn’t teach ALL my kids history this way! For years most of my kids just read in history books at their own level, good history books, to be sure. There is some point at which it is helpful for perspective Continue reading A Better Way to Study (and teach) History:Part 4

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A Better Way to Study (and teach) History: Part 3

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Our daughter, Kasey, with a veteran who just passed away. He went to our church, and had become a good friend.

   

Living History

George was an elderly man when I knew him. Being a World War II veteran, he had some interesting stories to tell. George had been an Army mechanic in the war and a big part of his work for a while was in preparing jeeps, tanks and other vehicles to run under water.

That’s right, I said run underwater; Continue reading A Better Way to Study (and teach) History: Part 3

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A Better Way to Study (and teach) History-Part 2

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Teaching history

 

How to Give Your Family a Love for History

I love history because it’s fascinating. Oh, I know it wasn’t interesting to you in school. A lot of it wasn’t for me either; that’s because it wasn’t taught well. They had us memorizing a bunch of names, dates, events etc. that just didn’t seem important. Continue reading A Better Way to Study (and teach) History-Part 2

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