Facing - Mapping - Bridging Diversity, Part 1 & 2
Foundation of a European Discourse on History Education
1st Edition
Published on 24. August 2011
Book
Paperback/Softback
800 pages
978-3-89974-753-9 (ISBN)
Description
Aim of the first volume of HEint is the foundation of an European discourse on history education. Based on the German understanding of history didactics authors from 25 states of the European Union describe the scientific discourse on history education in their country. Facing the situation of organisation and research on history education is a basic condition for understanding. Mapping this situation is the conclusion of facing the diversity. Reading the articles of more than 35 authors all over Europe it is amazing to observe how again and again new landscapes of history didactics come in existence. For that reason the findings are summarised by a systematic approach, whereby the landscapes of several discourses on history education in Europe can be drawn. Bridging diversity may be successful on this basic. Bookseries: History Education international is a book series for sharing information about the educational systems wherein history is taught as well as about the research on historical learning. The forum for information and discussion about these subjects shall be HEint. To gain this goal the language is English. Aim of the book series is to conduct the international dialogue on history education both by publishing anthologies with international author-teams and by monographs of single authors.
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Content
Prefaceing Diversity - Prefaceing Diversity
1. Breakdown
1.1 Elisabeth Erdmann and Wolfgang Hasberg
Mapping Diversity. Foundation of a European Discourse on History Education (Introduction)
1.2 Karl Filser
"Unity and diversity of our European identity". Recommendations of the European Council on History Learning and Teaching
2. Articles
2.1 Reinhard Krammer
History Teaching in Austria
2.2 Bruno de Wever and Paul Vandepitte, Jean-Louis Jadoulle
Historical Education and Didactics of History in Belgium
2.3 Chara Makriyianni, Charis Psaltis and Dilek Latif
History Teaching in Cyprus
2.4 Blazena Gracová and Zdenek Benes
History Didactics in the Czech Republic
2.5 Harry Haue
Historical Education in Denmark
2.6 Anu Raudsepp and Ülle Luisk
Estonia
2.7 Arja Virta and Esko Nikander
Historical Education, Historical Culture and the Didacticts of History in Finland
2.8 Nicole Tutiaux-Guillon
French Paradox: Meaningful yet uncertain History Didactics
2.9 Elisabeth Erdmann and Wolfgang Hasberg
Historical Culture, History Didactics and History Teaching in Germany
2.10 Maria Repoussi
History Education in Greece
2.11 Ágnes Fischer-Dárdai
The Teaching of History in Hungary at the Beginning of the 21th Century. Positions and Perspectives
2.12 Luigi Cajani
History Didactics in Italy
2.13 Valdis Klisans
National and European History in Latvia's Schools
2.14 Benediktas Setkus
Historical Education in Lithuania
2.15 George Cassar and Yosanne Vella
History Teaching in Malta
2.16 Carla van Boxtel and Maria Grever
Between disenchantment and high expectations History Education in the Netherlands (1968-2008)
2.17 Józef Brynkus and Pjotr Trojanski
Historical Education - Historcial Culture - History Didactics in Poland
2.18 Maria Céu de Melo
History Education in Portugal. A brief overview
2.19 Mihai Manea
Teaching History in post-1989 Romania
2.20 Viliam Kratochvil
History Teaching in the Slovak Republic
2.21 Danijela Trskan
History Teaching in Slovenia
2.22 Joaquín Prats and Raphael Valls
The Teaching of History in Spain. Current Situation
2.23 Daniel Lindmark and Corinna Ronnqvist
History Teaching in Sweden
2.24 Terry Haydn
History Teaching in the United Kingdom
3. Conclusion
Elisabeth Erdmann and Wolfgang Hasberg
Bridging Diversity. Towards a European Discourse on History Education
4. Authors