Why should you love teaching history? 
Austin explains the delight of guiding students through the darkness and brilliance of the past. He recommends two trade books that fit into American history class, and that call high school students to find their place in the story of God's work among his people. 
 
<a href="https://stream.adilo.com/adilo-encoding/lucashfbeporg/dV5Rxe67/1080p.mp4">Download the video</a> or <a class="button" href="https://media.publit.io/file/thedocklist/finding-their-place-in-the-world.mp3">download audio only</a>

Why should you love teaching history? Austin explains the delight of guiding students through the darkness and brilliance of the past. He recommends two trade books that fit into American history class, and that call high school students to find their place in the story of God's work among his people. Download the video or download audio only

Why should you love teaching history? 
Austin explains the delight of guiding students through the darkness and brilliance of the past. He recommends two trade books that fit into American history class, and that call high school students to find their place in the story of God's work among his people. 
 
<a href="https://stream.adilo.com/adilo-encoding/lucashfbeporg/dV5Rxe67/1080p.mp4" rel="noopener noreferrer">Download the video</a> or <a href="https://media.publit.io/file/thedocklist/finding-their-place-in-the-world.mp3" rel="noopener noreferrer">download audio only</a>

Share Finding Their Place in the World: Teaching History with a Redemptive Perspective

Sign up to save your podcasts

Finding Their Place in the World: Teaching History with a Redemptive Perspective

Finding Their Place in the World: Teaching History with a Redemptive Perspective