Abstract

“It seems particularly au courant to refer to publications as timely in introductory chapters, such as this is. History education is always timely and in time, subject to the same politics, contexts, and ideologies that dictate political will. As long as we have a need to teach about the past, we will debate what ought to be taught. According to prevailing fashion, any given curriculum can look to content (e.g., “what happened?”) as the core and foundation of history education or, alternatively, to a way of understanding content, as well as the world we live in (e.g., “why do things happen?”).” – From publisher’s website.

Presenters

Theodore, Christou
Berg, Christopher

Name of conference, organization, journal, or publisher where KMb product appears

London: Palgrave.

Publication or Presentation Date

1/7/2020