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historical consciousness: a standalone construct

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History education

the awareness that links people's interpretation of the past with their understanding of the present and expectations for the future.

In history education, historical consciousness refers to the awareness that links people's interpretation of the past with their understanding of the present and expectations for the future. This meaning comes from Seixas (2004) in Theorizing Historical Consciousness.[1]

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References

Seixas, P. C. (2004). Theorizing Historical Consciousness. University of Toronto Press. ISBN 9780802087133

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