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Direct linkFreeman, Jerome; Weake, Jane – Teaching History, 2005
Good history teaching should not be the responsibility of a single department working in isolation. The history subject community as a whole should work together to ensure that history teaching is of as high a quality as possible. This does not mean that every department, and every teacher, should do exactly the same things. It means, rather, that…
Descriptors: History Instruction, Instructional Innovation, Secondary Education, Web Sites
