Turkey:Association of History Educators

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De Gol Caddesi, 45/9, Beşevler
Ankara, 06510
Turkey

Phone number: 0090 312 22250070
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A message from Asst. Prof. Dr. Bülent Tarman of the Turkish Association of Social Studies Educators,one of the members of the EUROCLIO network:

Dear social studies educators;    

We, Marmara University Ataturk Education Faculty and Association for Social Studies Educators, are organizing an international symposium titled as ‘International Symposium on Social Studies Education: New Trends and Issues in Citizenship and Democracy Education in a Changing World’. The aim of the symposium is to discuss some issues surrounding social studies and citizenship education. They will be discussed in the context of new national/global social, cultural, political and economic 

theoretical approaches and practical applications in the area. Thus, we are hoping to build on our vision of creating a world where justice and democracy are upheld, and 

there is peace and prosperity.   

Your involvement as a paper presenter or an audience to our symposium will make it a joyful science fair. We look forward to seeing you in İstanbul on 20-22 April 2012.

Please visit the website for more information.

On Saturday July 2nd, the Turkish Association of History Educators will be presenting a workshop on ‘Teaching Using The Wall,’ at the Schools History Project Annual Conference taking place in Leeds, United Kingdom. The workshop will aim to provide a thematic approach to teaching historical concepts to a mainly UK-audience. Team members from the EUROCLIO/Matra Project "A Key to Europe, Innovative Methodology in Turkish School History" will conduct the workshop. After participating in the Schools History Project for a number of years as observers, the event will showcase Turkey’s forward-thinking in its approach to historical education as a direct result of the Matra-sponsored project managed by EUROCLIO. For more details of Turkey’s contribution to the conference, please contact the EUROCLIO Senior Manager This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it and the project coordinator This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

The History Foundation of Turkey is organizing on June 19-21 2010 an International Symposium on Reconstructing Formal Education for Societal Reconciliation in Istanbul. Joke van der Leeuw-Roord, EUROCLIO Executive Director, is invited to give a presentation on “Sound Use of History as Response to Misuse of History, Innovative Methodology as the Weapon” during the session “Teaching Peace in Conflict and Postconflict Settings”. Semih Aktekin, EUROCLIO Board Member, and Local Coordinator within the Project "Turkey: Key to Europe" will also be present and give a presentation on "Who are the Parties of Social Peace in History Education in Turkey? Personal Reflections of a Teacher Trainer". Eyal Naveh, Professor at the Tel Aviv University , involved in the Research Project "What's the Impact?" will also contribute to the Symposium, together with more high quality panelists. For more information, download here the  Programme

Joke van der Leeuw-Roord, EUROCLIO Executive Director, is invited to give a presentation on “Sound Use of History as Response to Misuse of History, Innovative Methodology as the Weapon” during the First International Symposium on History Education. The Symposium will be held on 16-18 June 2010 by the Atatürk University Kazım Karabekir School of Education Department of History Education, in Erzurum, Turkey. The three-day symposium will serve as an opportunity to bring academists and teachers together to discuss the problems and new trends in history education. Semih Aktekin, EUROCLIO Board Member, and Local Coordinator within the Project "Turkey: Key to Europe" will also be present and give a presentation on "Who are the Parties of Social Peace in History Education in Turkey? Personal Reflections of a Teacher Trainer". Eyal Naveh, Professor at the Tel Aviv University , involved in the Research Project "What's the Impact?" will also contribute to the Symposium, together with more high quality panelists. For more information, download here the  Programme and visit the Symposium Website.

 



The project Training Social Studies and History Educators for Multicultural Europe, bringing together history and social studies educators from the Ercides University in Kayseri and the Karadeniz Technical University in Trabzon, both Turkey, the University of West England in Bristol, England and EUROCLIO, has resulted in several publications. This book series consists theoretical as well as practical ,aterials. The academic publication, in English Teaching History and Social Studies for Multicultural Europe and Çok Kültürlü Bir Avrupa İçin Tarih ve Sosyal Bilgiler Eğitimi in Turkish, are edited by Dr Semih Aktekin Dr. Penelope Harnett, Dr Mustafa Öztürk and Dr Dean Smart. They contain a collection of articles comparing the situation in Turkey and England about various related topics. The contributions of EUROCLIO placed the title in a wider European context. The other publications are a training manual in two languages Understanding ourselves and one another.Active Learning for History and Social Studies Lessons, or Çoklu Bakış Açısıyla Sosyal Bilgiler ve Tarih Öğretimi Etkinlik Örnekleri, designed for teacher (in-service) training and offering a variety of active learning modules. On November 21, the English version of the academic book and the Turkish version of the training manual were presented to a wide audience at the Ercides University in Kayseri.