Fotografía en el aula para el desarrollo del pensamiento histórico

Lama, Enrique Gudín de la; Pérez, Susana Chávarri

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“…In this sense, Gudín and Chávarri (2019) find that if historical research is based on a holistic and transversal perspective-whether analysing written or object sources-photography, as described here, ought to be seen as a source to be studied and analysed in the same critical way as other historical sources, that is, applying a rigorous critical reading technique, as described by Burke (2001). It could be argued that the possibility of bringing history closer by means of photographic heritage will depend on how useful this historical document is for the construction of a future historical narrative (De Las Heras, 2015).…”

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The photographic heritage as a motivational resource to learn and teach history

Ponsoda-López de Atalaya,

Blanes-Mora,

Moreno-Vera

2023

Front. Educ.

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This article, linked to the research of new methods for teaching history, has as its main objective to analyse the motivation of future primary school teachers regarding the use of photographic heritage in the teaching of historical content. This investigation is based on a teaching experience carried out in the 22/23 academic year with 266 primary education student teachers, in which a key episode in the history of Spain is explored via a series of photographs. Data collection was done through a Likert-type questionnaire, which the students answered after the activity, with a response scale of 1 to 4 with some qualitative open-ended questions. Responses were also examined using the SPSS27 statistical programme. The results show how the analysis and interpretation of the photographs, as well as the activities developed from them, are a motivating resource for most of the participants. The latter consider photographs suitable, on the one hand, for their personal development, and on the other, for their professional training, since it allows them to design innovative and creative history teaching-learning programmes.

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The photographic heritage as a motivational resource to learn and teach history

Ponsoda-López de Atalaya,

Blanes-Mora,

Moreno-Vera

2023

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Advances and New Perspectives in Higher Education Quality

2024

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Evaluación de un e-portafolio de recursos pedagógicos para el desarrollo de competencias históricas. Estudio de caso

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2020

Sophia Austral

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Fotografía en el aula para el desarrollo del pensamiento histórico

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The photographic heritage as a motivational resource to learn and teach history

The photographic heritage as a motivational resource to learn and teach history

Advances and New Perspectives in Higher Education Quality

Evaluación de un e-portafolio de recursos pedagógicos para el desarrollo de competencias históricas. Estudio de caso

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