2013
DOI: 10.4324/9780203464632
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Assessing Historical Thinking and Understanding

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“…Moreover, their accounts reproduce the identity topics set out in the textbooks and which are required of them in the examinations. It is difficult, therefore, for them to meet the minimum subject and teaching levels required, at least with regard to the standards that today's research into the didactics of social sciences and history education deems acceptable (Wineburg, 2001;Barton & Levstik, 2004;VanSledright, 2014). In these circumstances there is a need for a transversal intervention to increase the presence of history education (in both substantive content and historical competencies, which are closely related) in basic levels of education (elementary and secondary), as a complement to future teachers' training.…”
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“…Moreover, their accounts reproduce the identity topics set out in the textbooks and which are required of them in the examinations. It is difficult, therefore, for them to meet the minimum subject and teaching levels required, at least with regard to the standards that today's research into the didactics of social sciences and history education deems acceptable (Wineburg, 2001;Barton & Levstik, 2004;VanSledright, 2014). In these circumstances there is a need for a transversal intervention to increase the presence of history education (in both substantive content and historical competencies, which are closely related) in basic levels of education (elementary and secondary), as a complement to future teachers' training.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These studies have agreed on the need to have teachers that question the cognitive learning model of history (VanSledright, 2014). Contrary to common belief, knowing history does not mean memorizing facts, concepts and dates.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
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“…Es preciso recordar que la capacidad de reflexionar y plantear problemas históricos son habilidades que se aprenden y que, por tanto, han de explicitarse en la enseñanza (ARTEAGA, CAMARGO, 2014;BARTON, LEVSTIK, 2008;VANSLEDRIGHT, 2014).…”
Section: Historia De La Cartografía Y Pensamiento Históricounclassified
“…Este conocimiento histórico está relacionado con habilidades del historiador: búsqueda, selección y tratamiento de fuentes históricas o empatía (Barton, 2008;Lee, 2005;VanSledright, 2014). Seixas y Morton (2013) definieron el pensamiento histórico como el proceso creativo que realizan los historiadores para interpretar las fuentes del pasado y generar las narrativas históricas.…”
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“…Por tanto, el rol de la evidencia en la construcción de argumentos no se suele reconocer o, a veces se entiende como opinión. El paso intermedio consiste en la coordinación de los aspectos objetivos y subjetivos del conocer, una postura que identifica la disciplina histórica como un mé-todo (VanSledright, 2014;Wineburg, 2001). Esta visión reconoce el papel interpretativo del investigador en la elección y evaluación de las fuentes del pasado.…”
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