In this episode of the Homeschool Indiana podcast, Tara Bentley welcomes Linda Lacour Hobar, the author of The Mystery of History curriculum. They discuss Linda's journey in developing a world history curriculum from a biblical worldview, the advantages of teaching history chronologically, and the upcoming American history curriculum. The conversation also touches on multi-age teaching strategies, the importance of freedom in education, and the impact of current events on historical perspectives.
The curriculum integrates biblical worldview with secular history.Chronological teaching helps students see cause and effect in history.Multi-age teaching allows families to learn together.Making history accessible can change students' perceptions of the subject.homeschooling, history, biblical worldview, multi-age teaching, education, freedom, socialism, American history, learning strategies
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