2018
DOI: 10.6018/j/324161
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Enseñar a pensar históricamente mediante los libros de texto. Implicaciones para la formación inicial del profesorado

Abstract: Este artículo refleja resultados de un Mixed<br />Methods research project CAOHT. En<br />el projecto, es investigado como libros<br />de textos de history se utilizan en escuelas<br />secondarias en Austria en el contexto<br />del cambio de paradigmas hacia orientación<br />en competencias que fue introducido<br />en 2008. Resultados de observación<br />participante qualitativa en 50 lecciones<br />de historia y entrevistas cualitativas y semistructuradas&… Show more

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“…It is also important to note that while the curricula are now open enough to give teachers great freedom in designing their lessons, the extent to which teachers make use of this freedom is not known. Their scope for action is probably influenced much more heavily by history textbooks, which may still be the dominant medium for teaching history (Bernhard, 2018;Van Nieuwenhuyse, Roose, Wils, Depaepe, & Verschaffel, 2017). After all, textbooks offer concrete content that is easy for teachers to access.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is also important to note that while the curricula are now open enough to give teachers great freedom in designing their lessons, the extent to which teachers make use of this freedom is not known. Their scope for action is probably influenced much more heavily by history textbooks, which may still be the dominant medium for teaching history (Bernhard, 2018;Van Nieuwenhuyse, Roose, Wils, Depaepe, & Verschaffel, 2017). After all, textbooks offer concrete content that is easy for teachers to access.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%