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Tiffany Nash's avatar

Thank you for sharing these resources. It is so much more enjoyable and meaningful to read stories than facts. I'm going to use your lists.

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Dissident Teacher's avatar

Great stories provided the bulk of my real education, and are the principle I rely on in a history classroom. You have to fact check everything, but once you’ve read a story, cracking the history book to check what liberties the author took with the time period is fun and satisfying and, crucially, makes remembering the actual history a lot easier.

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Anon In OR's avatar

Thank you! I’m a homeschool mom who (loosely)follows the Charlotte Mason philosophy. I’m sure you’ve heard her term “living books”: books on any subject written by a single author who is passionate and knowledgeable about the subject, and employing a literary style. It sure does make learning come alive when we can find these precious resources. I’m excited to look at your lists.

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BK Steele's avatar

Good lists

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Dissident Teacher's avatar

Thanks. I'm trying to make it easier for families take an education for their children. If it helps even a few families, I'm stoked.

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