Teachers of History and the History and Citizenship Education Program: From the Transmission of a Memory to an Open and Subjective Citizenship
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- Phronesis
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- ISSN 1925-4873 (numรฉrique)
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- p. 77-86
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- 2013
The current program ยซHistory and Citizenship Educationยป for the second cycle of secondary education, on the Quebec history, raised many comments in intellectual circles because of its content since 2006. Some argue that the transmission of major historical events that shape the collective or national memory is non-existent, others argue that it should promote the development of critical thinking and citizenship skills, thus the autonomy of the student facing the memory collective or national. What position secondary teachers do they have in this debate? Itโs findable out through the teachers perceptions about program and its three skills.

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