On Difficult Histories (Remember)
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Anna and Robin discuss the value of remembering (zachor) especially when it comes to difficult histories. The episode begins with a story about Robin talking about the Holocaust with her son in preschool. To lighten the mood, Anna challenges Robin with a game of remembering milestones in history.
This episodes guests bring experience teaching difficult histories to to young children. Adina Baseman Sharfstein, a 5th grade public school teacher in Florida, is a Holocaust educator, curriculum writer, and teacher trainer. Heena Mcafferty is a 2nd grade public school teacher.
Guests Heena and Adina share about how they teach their students about the Holocaust and Native American history. They share the importance of balancing what to share with students as well as focusing on what not to teach.
Robin and Anna both make commitments to talk with their children about the Thanksgiving mythology and ensure they know a more accurate history.
In this episode, you will learn about:
how to think of “remembering” as a value
how to discuss difficult history with young children
techniques for teaching children
choosing what to discuss and even more so what not to discuss
books and resources to help talk to children about inclusivity and helping others
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