Teaching and learning history in the 21st century
Challenges and potential
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Teaching History, New Pedagogies, Challenges of the 21st centuryAbstract
Is it possible to establish a new relationship between the new pedagogies and objectives of History teaching, with the current demands of a changing school? How can we make History a subject that students enjoy? Is the issue only a question of methodologies? How is the problem seen at the level of subject management? We cannot continue to stand by and watch the “spectacle” of the assault on the “fortress” of History, since it is essential for students and other subjects in the curriculum to understand the temporal context and their own place in that reality.
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