Participation in the Civil Society Forum's Summer School for History Teachers in Armenia

Thematic focus

Cultural History
Global History
Political History
Social History
Transnational History
Other Approaches
Local History
Economic History
Secondary Schools
Teacher Training
Media and Public Discourse
Other Forms of History Education
Museums, Memorials and Exhibitions
Digital Media in History Education
History Didactics / Teaching Practices
Innovative Approaches
Multi-Perspectivity in History Teaching
Resources and Learning Materials for History Education
Teaching Sensitive Histories
Transnational and International Cooperations
History of National Minorities
Histories of Discrimination and Persecution
Histories of Violence
Histories of Wars and Warfare
History of History Education
History of National Minorities
Holocaust
International Organisations Work on History Education
Institutional and Legal Frameworks of History Education
Remembrance / Collective Memory
Research on History Education
Cross-regional
Europe
Eastern Europe
Central Europe
20th Century
1900-1945
1945-2000
21st Century

Language

English, Russian

Country

Germany

Address

Date

Deadline: 31 May 2024

Contact

info@confronting-memories.org

Description

The CSF programme Confronting Memories and the Hazarashen Armenian Center of Ethnological Studies are organising a three day international Summer School in Dilijan, Armenia on 17-21 July 2024 for history teachers and educators from Armenia, Georgia and Moldova, as well as for Russian and Ukrainian teachers and educators in exile. The workshop will be led by facilitators from the Western Balkans and Latvia with extensive experience in multiperspective educational practices and conflict resolution, and will address the following questions: ➨ How can we teach about conflicts in history against the backdrop of ongoing conflicts in the region? ➨ How can we develop learner-centred history education on conflicts with a focus on attitudes and values? ➨ How are conflicts presented in school textbooks and media? ➨ How can history be manipulated and how do political narratives shape remembrances and its practices? If you're an active history teacher or educator (formal or informal), don't miss out. More details about the call and requirements are available on the CM website: https://confronting-memories.org/news/52-summer-school-for-educators-in-dilijan-armenia/ Spread the word and get applying!

Organiser

Civil Society Forum