http://journals.sagepub.com/toc/ahha/16/4 The Tuning educational project for history has its supporters and its detractors. This overview of the articles contained in this special issue of the journal reflects on some of the complexities of implementing such an ambitious
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AHHE journal Special Issue: Tuning History
Teaching French History: An IHR Roundtable by Andrew WM Smith
Time is at the heart of what we do as historians, and how we teach our students. Daily, we’re confronted with a wide array of past presents and expired futures. Conceptually, our teaching is also committed to a belief
20 years of Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions
Elizabeth Evenden-Kenyon At the close of 2016, the European Commission celebrated 20 years of the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions. 2017 sees the MSCA support their 100,000th researcher, and the Actions continue to attract high numbers of applicants from across STEM
RHS Public History Workshop, Thursday 29 October
RHS Public History Workshop, Thursday 29 October In association with the new RHS Public History Prize there will be a free Public History Workshop to be held on Thursday 29th October from 10am-5pm in the Wolfson suite at the Institute of Historical Research, Senate House, London.
Call for papers–case studies, exemplary essays–on humanities’ disciplines ‘going public’
Extended deadline: Call for Papers generated by social media responses to an http://www.artsandhumanities.org blog – ‘The Humanities, The Public Intellectual and Human Flourishing’: Call for Contributions – case studies, exemplary essays – on Humanities’ disciplines ‘going public’
Emotional Bottlenecks to Learning
As professional historians, we are able to do history like professional rock climbers—without ropes, which to students might look something like this: You have to really like it to go for it. But you have to get ready for it,
Arts and Humanities in HE New Issue: Meeting the Challenge
Meeting the challenges: This issue http://ahh.sagepub.com/content/current This issue starts with two examples of discipline-boundary-crossing materialculture projects: ‘Ethnography by design: On goals and mediating artefacts’(Fabian Segelstrom and Stefan Holmlid, pp. 134–149) and ‘Toward a pedagogy for faculty and student co-responsibility in
A call: Public history and the new academic citizen
From ‘Back to the future? Public history and the new academic citizen’ By Alix Green. Published 05 March 2015 http://bit.ly/1cQb9xV in Public History Weekly BLOGJOURNAL FOR HISTORY AND CIVICS EDUCATION: ‘We want to build bridges between research and application, politics and science, and the school and the
Reports, please! Knowledge as a Public Good Oslo, May 18-19 2015
Reports and responses very welcome: to the AHHE journal/blog – here and to AHHEresearch@gmail.com The Re:Enlightenment Exchange 5: Knowledge as a Public Good Oslo, May 18-19 2015 In our explorations of the Enlightenment heritage in the 21st century we have so