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Approaching History: An Interview with Dr. James Stobaugh

Vol. 113, Prg. 16–20
August 27–31, 2012

Learn how to be responsible students of history on this week’s Home School Heartbeat.

Program Listing:

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8/27	Be a Historian!
8/28	Principles of Study
8/29	Historical Inquiry—An Invaluable Skill
8/30	The Messy History of the Human Race
8/31	Changing the Past

Guests:

Dr. James Stobaugh
Jim was a Merrill Fellow at Harvard University and holds a B.A. cum laude from Vanderbilt, an M.A. from Rutgers University, an M.Div. from Princeton Theological Seminary, and a D.Min. from Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary.

An experienced teacher, he is a recognized leader in homeschooling and has published several books for students and teachers. Some books in his series include Preparing Thoughtful Christians to be World Changers, Skills for Literary Analysis (2005); Skills for Rhetoric (2005); World Literature (2005); American Literature (2005); and British Literature (2005). Jim has also published the SAT and College Preparation Course for the Christian Student (1998; revised edition, 2004).

He lives near Hollsopple, Pennsylvania, and travels widely to speak at conventions about literature, teaching, and education.

James Stobaugh’s Curriculum—American History, World History, British History

Do you want your student to learn how to become a historian? If you’ve appreciated this program, you’ll want to check out Dr. James Stobaugh’s curriculum series, which includes American, British, and World history!

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