History Education and National Identity in Northern Ireland and the United States: Differing Priorities
Discusses history education in the United States and Northern Ireland, examining: differing approaches (learning stories of the national past and studying other times and places); differing ideas about history (the nature of historical change, why life has changed over time, and reasons for learning...
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