2014
DOI: 10.1016/j.linged.2013.10.003
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Chilean students learn to think historically: Construction of historical causation through the use of evidence in writing

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“…The competition essays are suitable for an empirical research project regarding the historical thinking of young people because they relate to the competences of historical narratives that correspond to several other similar research studies (Wineburg, 1991;Van Drie and Van Boxtel, 2008;Waldis et al, 2015;Henríquez and Ruiz, 2014;Carretero, 2014). It is striking that in many such empirical studies, there is a significant disparity between rigorous, demanding, theoretical and normative expectations and requirements of student dissertation writing and disappointing empirical outcomes.…”
Section: Student Essays Expressing Forms Of Historical Thinkingmentioning
confidence: 79%
“…The competition essays are suitable for an empirical research project regarding the historical thinking of young people because they relate to the competences of historical narratives that correspond to several other similar research studies (Wineburg, 1991;Van Drie and Van Boxtel, 2008;Waldis et al, 2015;Henríquez and Ruiz, 2014;Carretero, 2014). It is striking that in many such empirical studies, there is a significant disparity between rigorous, demanding, theoretical and normative expectations and requirements of student dissertation writing and disappointing empirical outcomes.…”
Section: Student Essays Expressing Forms Of Historical Thinkingmentioning
confidence: 79%
“…En el caso español, dos han sido los elementos que se han desarrollado con gran amplitud en los últimos años relacionados con el proceso de enseñanza-aprendizaje en general y con la historia en particular. Uno de ellos es el denominado pensamiento histórico, que ha conocido un gran progreso en los últimos decenios en países del ámbito anglosajón (BARTON; LEVSTIK, 2004;COOPER;CHAPMAN, 2009;LEE, 2005;LÉVESQUE, 2008;PECK;SEIXAS, 2008;MORTON, 2013;VANSLEDRIGHT, 2011;WINEBURG, 2001), germánico (BORRIES, 1995;RÜSEN, 2005), hispanoamericano (HEN-RÍQUEZ; RUIZ, 2014;MORA;PAZ, 2012;PLÁ, 2012) y lusófono (BARCA, 2000;SCHMIDT, 2013), pero no tanto en España, donde hasta la segunda década del nuevo milenio solamente podían destacarse las numerosas aportaciones de Carretero (2004) o Pagès (2009.…”
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“…Investigaciones recientes identifican problemas similares en estudiantes chilenos de educación secundaria y terciaria a la hora de elaborar argumentos históricos a partir de evidencias, habilidad solicitada explícitamente, por ejemplo, en la Unidad 1 (OA 05), como se muestra en el Cuadro 1. Básicamente, estos problemas se vinculan con la dificultad para utilizar los argumentos de la evidencia como garantía necesaria de la elaboración de un nuevo argumento en un texto escrito (Henríquez & Ruiz 2014;Henríquez & Canelo, 2014;Oteiza, Dalla Porta & Garrido, 2014).…”
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