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Por John Lachine
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con base en investigaciones sobre desarrollo infantil. ¿Cómo otorgamos nuestras calificaciones?
Bite-size daily history older kids and adults will eat up.
Lo que las familias necesitan saber
¿Por qué para niños de 11 en adelante?
¿Algún contenido positivo?
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Reseñas de padres e hijos
¿De qué trata?
THIS DAY IN HISTORY CLASS takes notable events from the past and explains them in a quick and simple way. Each day an episode releases is correlated with history that happened on or around that day years, decades, or even centuries ago, which makes it's approach of history fun and unique. While it covers some major occurrences, what separates this podcast from the others (and from the classroom) is that many of the featured stories are bound to be brand new to the listener. Podcast host Gabe Luzier doesn't sugarcoat the past, and through its diverse selection of events that affect a wide variety of communities, it's likely the listener will come away with new insights into historical events from cultures other than their own.
¿Vale la pena?
This podcast goes beyond the pages of our classroom history books, but it could go further. This Day in History Class hardly ignores the checkered past of so many countries and regimes, including that of the United States, and it does provide a more honest look at ourselves than may be found in mainstream media. However, episodes still tread carefully and have yet to tackle hot-button events, such as the ongoing murders of Black Americans or any critique of our nation's more recent military aggressions, such as the invasion of Iraq. That said, one can only pack so much into less than 15 minutes of airtime, and within these constraints, This Day in History Class rises above its peers. Although the format is unique, there's not much to engage or immerse the listener other than the host talking about the topic at hand. No music or sound effects are used to enhance the story, so it can feel a bit monotonous and dry at times.
Las familias pueden hablar sobre ...
Families can talk about the events in This Day in History Class. Are there other angles that producers could've chosen to take on various subject matters? Do you agree or disagree with how the historical events have been covered? Why?
Do you think there is a certain country, race, or culture whose history is focused on more than others? What specific history would you like to learn more about?
Whose perspectives or stories do you think are being left out in the retelling of these events?
Do you think learning about tragic events in history can build compassion in modern listeners? If so, why might this be a great character strength to hone?
Detalles Podcast
- Fecha de lanzamiento : Julio 1, 2018
- Género : History
- Duración : 10 minutes
- Hosts : Yves Jeffcoat , Gabe Luzier
- Productoras y cadenas : iHeart Podcast Network , HowStuffWorks
- Estructura de precios : Free
- Temas : Activism , History
- Valores Positivos : Compassion
- Última actualización : Septiembre 29, 2025
¿Nos faltó algo sobre diversidad?
Las investigaciones muestran que hay una relación entre la autoestima de los niños y las representaciones positivas en los medios de comunicación. Es por eso que hemos añadido una nueva sección de “Representaciones diversas” a nuestras reseñas, que se implementará de forma continua. Puedes apoyarnos a ayudar a los niños al
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