In the context of the “Uroki Klio” project, three textbooks (The Last Decade, Illusions and Disappointments, Difficult Path to Democracy) and one teacher guide (Methodical Guide) were published. The produced textbooks would like to provoke the debate on history education and will assist history teachers in Russia to meet the new requirements. This teacher guide, entitled “Methodical Guide to History Education in Russia,” will help educators to teach new content and offer new approaches for the learning and teaching of history. After the changes, Russia had to rediscover the past. Academic historians are reinterpreting the Russian history, but their interpretations are regularly changing due to their political point of view. It will take some time before the Russian historians will have the academic distance necessary for an objective as possible approach in their quest for the historical truth. To provoke a change in the system of history education is a long-term project, which demands for long-term approaches. And a change in ways of thinking makes changes like this. To guide this process of change, or at least a trajectory of it, this project was developed.

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Methodical Guide to History Education in Russia

Available in the following language:
Russian

Part of the Project

Uroki Klio

Funded by

MATRA Programme

Members involved

Members involved

History Teachers’ Association of Moscow

Contributors

Authors:

Boytsov, Michail A., Katsva, Leonid A., Khromova Irina S., Korotkova, Marina V., Kushnereva, Yulia V., Saplina, Elena V., Sorokin, Vladislav S., Tchernikova, Tatiana V., Ukolova, Irina E.

Russian experts:

Antoshchenko, Alexander V., Bitiukov, Konstantin, Erokhina, Marina S., Goldenberg, Mikhail, Kushnir, Sergey A., Mitroshina, Galina L., Viazemsky, Eugeniy E.

International experts:

Bluhme Larsen, Lars

Donnermair, Christa

Donk, Ronald Roy

Mckellar, Ian Blair

Russian Coordinators:

Eidelman, Tamara N., Shevyrev, Alexander P.

Language Course and Translation:

Sventsitskaya, Olga M., Sventsitsky, Dmitry V., Sventsitsky, Ivan

Secretarial Staff:

Shapiro, Anna

Shevyreva, Julia

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