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  1. The influence of multiperspectivity in history texts on students’ representations of a historical event

    School history textbook narratives of a nation’s past often present limited perspectives, which may impede the aim of teaching history from multiple...

    Marc Kropman, Jannet van Drie, Carla van Boxtel in European Journal of Psychology of Education
    Article Open access 04 November 2022
  2. Back out or hang on? An event history analysis of withdrawal from doctoral education in Germany

    Despite the benefits of a PhD for degree-holders as well for society as a whole, doctoral student attrition is a common phenomenon. Unfortunately,...

    Steffen Jaksztat, Martin Neugebauer, Gesche Brandt in Higher Education
    Article Open access 24 June 2021
  3. Do mothers get lost at the postdoc stage? Event history analysis of psychologists at German universities (1980–2019)

    Women in academia are typically outnumbered by men, a phenomenon metaphorically known as “the leaky pipeline.” This study contributes by showing a...

    Isabel M. Habicht in Higher Education
    Article Open access 28 November 2022
  4. Australia’s national(ist) history curriculum: history education as a site of attempted de-democratisation

    This paper explores the contested content of the Australian history curriculum to understand the curriculum’s national(ist?) purpose and investigate...

    Alison Bedford, Martin Kerby in Curriculum Perspectives
    Article Open access 23 April 2024
  5. ‘Radio LAP’: Recontextualizing Social Issues in a Transdisciplinary Critical Pedagogic Event

    This chapter presents the analysis of particular ‘Radio LAP’ pedagogical events. Radio LAP is a 90-minute-long radio program broadcast on Radio...
    Chapter 2024
  6. Semiempty collaborative concept map** in history education: students’ engagement in historical reasoning and coconstruction

    There is abundant research on the use of concept maps in education. However, the most notable efforts have focused on learning outcomes as a...

    Manuel Lucero, Manuel Montanero, Carla van Boxtel in Instructional Science
    Article Open access 17 May 2024
  7. Paul, Event and Education

    In this chapter, I draw a link between event and the education encounter. The chapter proposes a specific meaning of event, drawing on the work of...
    Chapter 2022
  8. Integrating simulation and interpretive description to explore operating room leadership: critical event continuing education

    In Obstetrics and Gynecologic operating room emergencies, the surgeon cannot both operate and lead a suddenly expanded and redirected team response....

    Julie Broski, Stephen Tarver, ... Matthew Lineberry in Advances in Health Sciences Education
    Article 06 April 2023
  9. Historical Thinking: Procedural Concepts for Learning and Teaching History

    In the traditional history classroom instruction is concerned with the transmission of information about the past. Research on historical...
    Joseph Zajda, John Whitehouse in Globalisation, Nation-Building and History Education
    Chapter 2024
  10. Historical Narratives Depicting Significant Events in Russian History Textbooks

    Recent and continuing public and political debates in the USA, China, Japan, and elsewhere, dealing with understandings of a nation-building and...
    Joseph Zajda, John Whitehouse in Globalisation, Nation-Building and History Education
    Chapter 2024
  11. Storying History in the Classroom

    While history is technically the story of humankind, rarely is history taught as a storying event in the classroom to make it relatable to students....
    Gustavo Lopez, Arturo Valdez in Storying a Reflexive Praxis for Pedagogy
    Chapter 2022
  12. Teaching History and Learning National Identity in the Classroom

    The significance of teaching and learning history in schools had been widely accepted by numerous educators and policy makers around the world....
    Joseph Zajda, John Whitehouse in Globalisation, Nation-Building and History Education
    Chapter 2024
  13. Fostering cognitive strategies for learning with 360° videos in history education contexts

    Learning settings in and out of school are increasingly relying on the use of virtual reality applications, such as 360° videos, to make learning an...

    Valentina Nachtigall, Selina Yek, ... Nikol Rummel in Unterrichtswissenschaft
    Article Open access 04 August 2022
  14. Document Analysis

    This chapter describes the document analysis approach. As a qualitative method, document analysis entails a systematic procedure for reviewing and...
    Chapter 2023
  15. Using the History of the Super-Organismic-Plant-Community Concept To Help Students Understand the Nature of Science

    Although formulating a broadly accepted definition of scientific literacy may be challenging, it is widely recognized that Nature of Science (NOS) is...

    Georgios Ampatzidis, Marida Ergazaki in Science & Education
    Article Open access 16 March 2023
  16. Environmental Issues in the Mirror of the Anthropocene Event: Political Trend and Educational Heterotopia

    We use the Philosophy of the Event to conceptualize the political element in the virtual/real dialectic of the event of the Anthropocene. With...
    Melki Slimani, Angela Barthes, Jean-Marc Lange in Political Education in the Anthropocene
    Chapter 2023
  17. The influence of the conceptual structure of external representations when relearning history content

    How does conceptual structure of external representations contribute to learning? This investigation considered the influence of generative concept...

    Xuqian Chen, Ziqian Wei, ... Roy B. Clariana in Educational technology research and development
    Article 06 December 2022
  18. Desire of teachers and realities in textbooks: dealing with history of mathematics in the new French curriculum and its impact on teacher training

    Many international studies focus empirically on integrating the history of mathematics in mathematics education. Over the last 2 decades, some...

    Article 17 September 2022
  19. Start Now: History Can Wait

    This chapter addresses the “history crisis” in which contemporary social relevance and classroom engagement trump historical literacy for most...
    Amelia Rosenberg Weinreb in Teaching Israel Studies
    Chapter 2022
  20. History of Science in Two Recent Versions of High School Physics Textbooks in China

    The history of science has a unique value to teaching, and textbooks play an important role in permeating the history of science in science courses....

    Lin Lin, Qianru Song, ... Yizhou Ling in Science & Education
    Article 21 January 2022
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