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1. www.researchgate.net › 360860166_Learning_History(PDF) Learning History - ResearchGate

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   May 26, 2022 · PDF | To date, there is a large and growing body of research in history education. ... history learning in schools seems to lag behind as a subject caught between the memorization of official ...

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     how history is a tool for learning from past experiences...

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     A major challenge that students face today is an incomplete...

2. www.researchgate.net › publication › 335224815(PDF) Why study history? - ResearchGate

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   Aug 15, 2019 · how history is a tool for learning from past experiences and/or mistakes and learning from them (Andress, 1997; Durant, 1968/2010; Glassie, 1994; Stricker, 1992). A few students observed

3. files.eric.ed.gov › fulltext › EJ1339036What is the purpose of studying history? Developing students ...

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   Abstract. This paper reports on an intervention study conducted with the A level students whom I teach at a sixth form college in the north-west of England. The study aimed to survey the students’ perceptions of the purposes of history education, and to broaden their understanding of the debate.

4. www.history.org.uk › files › downloadWhy Study History? (1998) - Historical Association

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   history's utility, however, rely on two fundamental facts. History Helps Us Understand People and Societies. In the first place, history offers a storehouse of information about how people and societies behave. Understanding the operations of people and societies is difficult, though a number of disciplines make the attempt.

5. files.eric.ed.gov › fulltext › EJ1073994Engaging Students in Learning History. - ed

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   recreated history through drama, the teacher was a great storyteller, they had great discussions ­ the teachers made it interesting. These people often described their history learning with the word engaging. Here is the reason I studied history and why I became a History teacher. In grade four an

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6. www.researchgate.net › publication › 351009217_What(PDF) What is the purpose of studying history? Developing ...

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   Apr 20, 2021 · A major challenge that students face today is an incomplete understanding of history; therefore, we conducted a survey to gain a better understanding of their confidence in learning history.

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   What are the tools of learning history?

   • One key element of the tools of learning history is the Socratic method. Students first learn short lessons involving logic, as applied to history. Once we have taught our students how to analyze history, we will teach them how to discuss and debate.

   Classical Education in History - The Classical Historian

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   What do students think about history?

   • When some students thought about “history,” they often thought about (Andress, 1997; Durant, 1968/2010; Glassie, 1994; Stricker, 1992). A few students observed that the purpose of the past is to inform the present (Carr, 1961; Gray, 2005; Nicoll, 1969). As present-day life” or, as Student 8 shared, “things that make us who we are today.”

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   Why is learning history important?

   • Learning history helps one figure out, for example, if one main factor—such as a technological innovation or some deliberate new policy—accounts for a change or whether, as is more commonly the case, a number of factors combine to generate the actual change that occurs.

   Why Study History? (1998) - Historical Association

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   What is a history classroom?

   • history classrooms in practically all countries (Barton & McCully, 2005; Carretero, 2011). Stuurman, 2008; Grever & van der Vlies, 2017). This type of narrative substantial ly influences the way students understand and analyze information about the past. National perspective of nondominant groups.

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   What is the value of history in students' education?

   • responses, considered the value of history in students’ education, in general. A five-point Likert scale ranging from “none at all” at one end to “a great deal” at the other end was used. Close to provided them (n = 9). A smaller percentage observed that historical study provided “a little” (n = 4) value and one response noted “none at all.”

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   How can teachers engage students in learning history?

   • aginative, and effective strategiesI do believe teachers can effectively engage students in learning history through teaching strategies that employ whole range of learning styles. The most important element for a strategy to be effective is, however, that it must activate the hi

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8. www.classicalhistorian.com › uploads › 4/3/7Classical Education in History - The Classical Historian

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   generation of history students who have learned how to reason, form truthful conclusions, and take their place as productive citizens. I hope that history will someday record the significance of the classical education movement to the American people. Michael Allen, Ph.D. University of Washington, Tacoma