2009
DOI: 10.18546/herj.08.2.06
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World History in Greek Primary & Secondary Education

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“…The development of sensitive, careful and thoughtful thinking. 1 In this way, the aim of modern teaching history is the preparation of knowledgeable and responsible citizens with democratic consciousness and willingness for actively participation in a global society, whose pluralism and heterogeneity are constantly increasing. That's why they can promote the capacity to build reasoned, responsible, responsible and autonomous historical thought, on the basis of modern historical literacy.…”
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“…The development of sensitive, careful and thoughtful thinking. 1 In this way, the aim of modern teaching history is the preparation of knowledgeable and responsible citizens with democratic consciousness and willingness for actively participation in a global society, whose pluralism and heterogeneity are constantly increasing. That's why they can promote the capacity to build reasoned, responsible, responsible and autonomous historical thought, on the basis of modern historical literacy.…”
Section: Historical Literacymentioning
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“…That's why they can promote the capacity to build reasoned, responsible, responsible and autonomous historical thought, on the basis of modern historical literacy. 1 In this context school history is considered as a very important school subject, and subsequently the focus of political controversy and immense public about the themes what are taught. This public debate about the subject of history has presented in our era the old view about why history is important.…”
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