The Daily Dad Teach Them to See the Big Picture
Jun 5, 2020
Explore how to guide children in understanding the bigger picture of the news. The discussion emphasizes moving beyond headlines to foster critical thinking. Engaging in educational activities is encouraged to help kids grasp historical context. It's about forming a balanced view of current events together as a family. Today's media landscape can be overwhelming, but with the right tools, you can help young minds navigate it effectively.
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Teach Perspective, Not Just News
- Teach children perspective and the big picture instead of just consuming breaking news.
- Help them understand history and context through various mediums.
Hugh Jackman's Media Habits
- Hugh Jackman avoids breaking news, preferring NPR's five-minute segments and podcasts.
- He and his son watch Ken Burns documentaries to gain historical perspective.
Engaging With History
- Engage children with historical content like illustrated classics, Aesop's fables, Shakespeare, or Ken Burns films.
- Explore national parks, battlefields, or historical podcasts together.