Continuity and Change: Ten Years of Teaching and Learning about the Holocaust in England’s secondary schools
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Hale, Rebecca
Pettigrew, Alice
Karayianni, Eleni
Pearce, Andy
Foster, Stuart
Needham, Kane
Nienhaus, Luisa
Chapman, Arthur
Pettigrew, Alice
Karayianni, Eleni
Pearce, Andy
Foster, Stuart
Needham, Kane
Nienhaus, Luisa
Chapman, Arthur
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Continuity and Change: Ten Years of Teaching and Learning about the Holocaust in England’s secondary schools, published in 2023, explores the development of Holocaust education in the decade following the Centre’s landmark 2009 study Teaching about the Holocaust in English Secondary Schools: An empirical study of national trends, perspectives and practice
The Continuity and Change study examines teachers’ aims, definitions, content, pedagogy, assessment, knowledge, understanding, curriculum planning, challenges encountered and training experiences in 2019/20 and explores how this compares with the situation in 2009. Like its counterpart in 2009, the Continuity and Change study took a mixed methods approach. In total, 1,077 teachers from across England completed a comprehensive survey with 964 of them reporting they had taught about the Holocaust during the previous three years. Interviews were conducted with a subsample of survey respondents to discuss their teaching practice in greater depth. In total, 134 teachers from 45 schools across England took part in either small group or individual interviews.
The Continuity and Change study examines teachers’ aims, definitions, content, pedagogy, assessment, knowledge, understanding, curriculum planning, challenges encountered and training experiences in 2019/20 and explores how this compares with the situation in 2009. Like its counterpart in 2009, the Continuity and Change study took a mixed methods approach. In total, 1,077 teachers from across England completed a comprehensive survey with 964 of them reporting they had taught about the Holocaust during the previous three years. Interviews were conducted with a subsample of survey respondents to discuss their teaching practice in greater depth. In total, 134 teachers from 45 schools across England took part in either small group or individual interviews.
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Holocaust Education Curriculum Main Topic: Holocaust and Memorial Teachers Teaching and Pedagogy Schools: Non-Jewish Schools: Seconday / High Schools
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Teaching About the Holocaust in English Secondary Schools: An empirical study of national trends, perspectives and practice (Responding to)
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Continuity and Change: Ten Years of Teaching and Learning about the Holocaust in England’s secondary schools. . 2023: https://archive.jpr.org.uk/object-3577
