1996
DOI: 10.1163/15718119620907175
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The Importance of Minority Education Rights in the New Europe

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“…Though history education may be important to different fields of inquiry-based on achieving its goals, potential problems and conflicts derived from the process of attempting to obtain the aims hinder this academic discipline from achieving its greatest potential influence. "There are tensions between political ideology and history education", as Maitland Stobart stated [11]. According to Stobart, any country's history with the existence of violence, battles, wars, and other forms of conflict may reveal the implicit injustice caused by a nation's choices and actions in the past.…”
Section: Potential Problems or Conflicts That Limit The Effectiveness Of History Educationmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Though history education may be important to different fields of inquiry-based on achieving its goals, potential problems and conflicts derived from the process of attempting to obtain the aims hinder this academic discipline from achieving its greatest potential influence. "There are tensions between political ideology and history education", as Maitland Stobart stated [11]. According to Stobart, any country's history with the existence of violence, battles, wars, and other forms of conflict may reveal the implicit injustice caused by a nation's choices and actions in the past.…”
Section: Potential Problems or Conflicts That Limit The Effectiveness Of History Educationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…One example of the explicit problem of revised history education is stated and described by Margaret Eastman Smith that in the 20th century, in North Ireland. History education was revised into such an extremely nationalistic version that the teacher suffered from teaching the colored history to students and refused to merely follow the set curriculum [11]. North Ireland was not the only country that experienced the problem of historical revisionism, the similar situation also happened in Ukraine.…”
Section: Potential Problems or Conflicts That Limit The Effectiveness Of History Educationmentioning
confidence: 99%