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This study aims to analyze a meta-concept of historical thinking - historical evidence/sources, their reliability, and scientific method of analysis - in lower and upper secondary students from three schools in Zaragoza (Spain), and compare the results from the two stages of education to determine if there are levels of progression in historical education. The sample was made up of 231 students and the research was descriptive and qualitative in its methods, employing content analysis to analyze data and an ad hoc questionnaire to collect data. The results point to the existence of levels of knowledge, understanding, and historical and critical thinking that, while different, are limited and close to each other. The data analysis indicates that historical education is still at an early stage in terms of implementing historical thinking processes, necessary in 21st-century education. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The teaching of public relations faces the challenge of competency-based learning in a professional context characterised by the new challenges of the sector. In this context, we review the state of public relations teaching in Andalusian universities in order to determine its suitability in accordance with professional requirements. The methodology employed includes a documentary review of professional reports and a content analysis of the syllabuses, reviewing professional competencies, teaching methodologies and evaluation. To find out whether public relations training in Andalusia meets the needs of the professional sector. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This article addresses the use of the Roll20 website for creating thematic maps, used, along with simulation games, as sceneries of a roleplay session of Geography and History. This encourages learning, participation and teamwork. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The objective of this review article is to identify what has been researching about the teaching of Social Sciences in elementary school, based on the tracking of articles from journals derived from research, master's and doctoral studies, in countries such as Spain, Mexico, Chile, Argentina and Colombia in the last five years. With this review, it was concluded that, the studies on the teaching of the Social Sciences are focused on didactic and historical aspects. Therefore, it is important to promote research that seek to investigate how the teaching of the Social Sciences in primary school is realized to have a global view of the object of study. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This article displays the results of a study aimed at analyzing the aims and teaching methodologies proposed for Citizen Training in the Chilean educational system, based on the documentary review of the official proposals of the Ministry of Education (Mineduc). The main results show the aims that link Citizen Training with democracy and participation, although without referring to political purposes. In relation to teaching strategies, there is an approach focused on the study of problems of public interest. The analysis carried out makes it possible to promote the concept of “citizenship behind closed doors”, which is linked to the idea of citizen education aimed, to a greater extent, at promoting discussion and debate, to the detriment of training aimed at promoting participation and social intervention, elements considered essential in an education for critical and democratic citizenship. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This study presents the interdisciplinary evolution of the concept of empathy and its contributions to historical empathy to specify the new concept of prehistoric empathy in the specific field of Social Sciences Teaching. To this end, the contributions of the Anglo-Saxon school are reviewed and, in particular, those developed in Spain since the beginning of the trends of renewal of History teaching to our days, when social and educational relevance of Prehistory makes relevant to delve into its conceptual singularity. Prehistoric empathy is nourished by the epistemological richness of the concept of empathy, but it also directs its gaze, from different educational spaces, to the implementation of active methodologies, which include experimental archeology and dramatization techniques. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The teaching of Social Sciences in K-12 involves thinking about training purposes that foster critical and reflexive positions in regard to social reality in favor of its positive transformation. The article presents a documentary analysis of the last five years (2015-2019), based on the search for books and both reflection and investigation articles, mainly in the Ibero-American context. The aim is to establish the relationship between soundscape, heritage education and territorial intelligence. A description of the fundamental concepts on this subject was made, secondary structured information sources, contained in academic databases and primary sources, were reviewed and the data obtained from these sources were analyzed. As a conclusion, it is important to integrate to the teaching of Social Sciences, contents referred to the study of the sound in patrimonial key, allowing the development of territorial intelligence as a valid educational contribution, and promoting awareness towards the conservation of cultural identity and sustainable soundscapes. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Historic knowledge is confronted with the challenge of becoming school knowledge. This process begins with curricular decisions taken by the Ministry of Education on educational contents and is consolidated in the school classroom through the teachers´ professional decisions. In this context, this paper discusses planning processes for the subject of History, by pre-service teachers in their practicum and new teachers of a public, regional Chilean university. This case study examines the teaching of social concepts in these two groups, by means of interviews, class observation, and document analysis. Some research conclusions are: that planning processes are directly related to the conceptual and disciplinary knowledge of the teacher, that there is relative autonomy in planning processes mainly due to the context, and that methodological and external limitations are identified in both groups. The presence of the social concepts in planning processes is primarily implicit, prioritizing events over conceptual revisions. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The publication of school textbooks in Chile puts large sums of money into play each year, which makes it a very desirable industry. This underscores the crucial importance of investigating to what extent these textbooks are consistent with the didactic purpose for which they are intended. This study is a continuation of previous research that was done on the quality of textbooks used by Chilean public schools in the history and social sciences subsector, so as to evaluate to what extent recent years (2012-2016) have seen changes in their conception and make-up that might indicate an improvement in their quality and contribution as a crucial tool to support the teaching process. One of the prime objectives was to identify the major strengths and weaknesses of the selected texts, using their content as a variable, which is dimensioned according to certain indicators of form and substance. A sample of textbooks from the period between 2012 and 2016 that were published or republished for the Ministry of Education (MINEDUC) in 2016 was selected for this purpose. Then, the indicators for the dimensions of the variable and the subsequent analysis were defined. The results were presented and keyed to those of the previous study. One of the main conclusions indicates there is an urgent need to review certain essential aspects; namely, impartiality in the way content is treated and objectivity in the presentation of facts and phenomena, as well as an adequate explanation based on their causes and effects. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This article analyzes the social representations of a group of undergraduate students in preschool education, regarding the methodology for teaching social science. The analysis is centered on these students' conceptions of: a) the way children learn, and b) the way social science is taught. The results show why methodology is valued more, during initial professional training, than the objectives, contents, and goals of teaching social science and history. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

In the knowledge society and information sciences face new social challenges, including the need for a more humanistic vision committed to its current context, going beyond the traditional academic and research processes. In the Cuban revolutionary practice, authentic source where theory is enriched, speaking of an update of the economic model, but no debate on political economy, nor taken into account in the analyzes. However, it is argued that positive outcomes are expected from the ideology where the economy is the locomotive and guide that process. This paper is an approach to the problem and the exposure of a number of elements that must be taken into account when talking about teaching and research of political economy and social science and its place in the construction of a prosperous socialism and sustainable. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This paper presents some episodes that illustrate how the teaching of history and the social sciences in Colombia has been a source of conflict among intellectuals, academics and the state. This body of knowledge is presented as an attractive field that can be capitalized on by different approaches to knowledge and power. The change in the names and periodic invocations of social actors who seek to recover their relevance in relation to the educational needs of the country actually highlight chapters of such tensions, in which professional historians have played a leading role. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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