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Don’t confuse nationalism with our nation’s history
Jingoism is very distinct from knowing about British history, writes teacher Robert Peal – we shouldn’t let our distaste for the former stop us teaching the latter
9 September 2016
‘We shouldn’t have a cavalier approach to teaching our shared knowledge of history’
Life and language are littered with historical references and metaphors, which is why we must give all pupils a grounding in the subject, writes one classroom teacher
15 May 2015
Cultural ignorance is an Achilles’ heel
If we fail to teach students a core body of historical knowledge, we are excluding them from the national conversation
15 May 2015
Cultural ignorance is an Achilles’ heel
If we fail to teach students a core body of historical knowledge, we are excluding them from the national conversation
15 May 2015
History’s an adventure - don’t cut it short
Efforts to make textbooks engaging are taking the magic out of the subject. What we need are stories, not snippets of source material
2 January 2015