@HTANSW 'Teaching History' (55, no 1, Term 1) has just published 'Does "Source Work" Work?', an article to accompany the @PastFwd2020 provocation with the same title presented last year: https://t.co/1UxvmTVM8I
In the latest #Pastfwd video @chriscmartell asks "If movements drive historical change, why do we organize history around powerful individuals?"
https://t.co/PpPMGwOlt0
Join the conversation on Twitter using the hashtag #PastFwd@ArthurJChapman@trionacheile@cpeck3 @ls_gibson
In the latest #Pastfwd video @chriscmartell asks "If movements drive historical change, why do we organize history around powerful individuals?"
https://t.co/PpPMGwOlt0
Join the conversation on Twitter using the hashtag #PastFwd@ArthurJChapman@trionacheile@cpeck3 @ls_gibson
Please visit https://t.co/Mk38665kq1 if you would like to respond or comment on student Ciara Rushton's provocation 'The Future and Purpose of History' See https://t.co/nZRubTyA7w which gives a unique student insight into student ideas about history #pastfwd
In this video provocation, Eleni Apostolidou of the University of Ioannina, Greece, presents a three-part argument that school history is a form of public history. See: https://t.co/9E1ioc7F8m
The third provocation in the #pastfwd series by @ls_gibson is now available! See https://t.co/bJJNUtJOEx and respond through twitter using #pastfwd Let's get the conversations going!
Have you discovered @PastFwd2020? A forum for the continuing conversation about history education around the world through an interactive Twitter and video series. A must for all history teachers, academics and enthusiasts!
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Excellent succinct expression of powerful historical enquiry approaches for our schools from @trionacheile
Thanks to @PastFwd2020
for this 'provocation'.
https://t.co/zqmrIrz2G7
@eleniapostolidu@cpeck3@PastFwd2020 @ls_gibson @ArthurJChapman Thank you Eleni, I've replied to your message on https://t.co/9YMmal9S08 Apologies for the delay, I had written the response but never posted it before I took a few days off!