Annual Conference 1997

Conference Paper Abstracts

How Primary undergraduate students use research on children's learning in history
Gavin Baldwin Middlesex University

The social context of historical understanding: Recent research findings from the United States
Keith C. Barton Associate Professor, University of Cincinnati. Visiting Fellow University of Ulster, Coleraine

Strategies for the training of dyslexics in teacher education : a case study
Wendy Cunnah University of Wales Swansea

"A very peculiar department; a case study in educational success" Terry Haydn University of East Anglia School of Education and ProfessionalDevelopment Norwich NR4 7TJ

Using story to explore young children's perceptions of time Pat Hoodless Didsbury School of Education Manchester Metropolitan University

Research on teaching and learning and its implications for history education
Martin Hughes School of EducationUniversity of Exeter St Lukes Exeter EX1 2LU

Effective Teaching and Learning: three research issues and the development of competence in the history classroom
Chris Husbands Reader in Education University of Warwick

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Lancaster, LA1 3JD. e-mail C.O'Neill@UCSM.ac.uk