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EPISODE · Apr 9, 2012 · 55 MIN

April 9, 2012

from Answers Network Radio Show · host LA Talk Radio

"Child-Sized History - How Young ReadersAre Taught To Conceptualize History" Guest: Sara Schwebel Sara Schwebel believes employing historical novels in the classroom can help students understand the ways in which our past can have relevance to our present. Unlike textbooks, which are replaced on regular cycles and subjected to constant politicking, Schwebel explains to Allen and our listeners how these works can capture a range of interpretive voices across time and place, a kind of "people's history" far removed from today's state-sanctioned textbooks.

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