Teaching historical memories in an intercultural perspective : concepts and methods ; experiences and results from the TeacMem project

Teaching historical memories in an intercultural perspective : concepts and methods ; experiences and results from the TeacMem project / publ. on behalf of Neuengamme Concentration Camp Memorial by Helle Bjerg ...

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Bibliographic Details
Corporate Authors:	KZ-Gedenkstätte (Issuing body)
Other Authors:	Bjerg, Helle (Editor)
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	Berlin : Metropol, 2014
Series:	Neuengammer Kolloquien 4
Subjects:	Weltkrieg <1939-1945> Kollektives Gedächtnis Nationalsozialismus Projekt Aufsatzsammlung
Contents/pieces:	14 records
Online Access:	Inhaltsverzeichnis Zugang zur dazugehörigen CD-ROM in den Räumen der Bibliothek

1. Photographs and drawings as a medium for exploring the issue of perpetrators and perpetratorship

2. "So hard an age, when battles rage" : a teaching programme about war memorials in Telavag and Bergen

3. "When I think of World War II, I think of..." : a didactic exercise for stimulating reflection of memory cultures

4. The development of memory culture in German society after the War and the Nazi era : memorials as symbolic sites of "negative memory" and as places to develop a reflective historic...

5. Staging Danish memory culture : a report on the Copenhagen seminar

6. Memory cards : teaching about the past, present and future through pictures of memorials in the present

7. Memorial landscape : mutual guided tour of the Akershus fortress memorial landscape

8. Dilemma perspective : different narratives concerning the remembrance of the white buses

9. Responsibility cards : perpetrators and responsibility in Holocasut education

10. Stimulated recall : tracing learning narratives and reinforcing historical competence

11. Exploring Norwegian memory culture with competence-oriented learning methods : the TeacMem semianr in Oslo

12. Historical thinking and historical competencies as didactic core concepts

13. De-constructing memory culture

14. Mini-exhibitions : reading and (re-)constructing narratives in museums and memorials