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Why Teach History? – MBFLP 295

EPISODE · Aug 24, 2023 · 19 MIN

Why Teach History? – MBFLP 295

from Making Biblical Family Life Practical · host Hal and Melanie Young

Here in the technology-driven 21st century, why should we bother our kids with names and dates from the past? Shouldn’t we be looking forward, not backwards? Does history really have much bearing on the world our children will inherit, and how they deal with it? We would say emphatically YES, we need to learn history! […] The post Why Teach History? – MBFLP 295 appeared first on Ultimate Homeschool Podcast Network. Click the icon below to listen.      

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