Irish History in the Classroom

Alan McCully

Irish History in the Classroom

Alan McCully

Social Work and Social Policy Research

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Abstract

This paper explores issues related to the teaching of sensitive issues in Irish history in secondary level education.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Unknown Host Publication
Place of Publication	Bangor, Co. Down
Publisher	Department of Education
Pages	19-22
Number of pages	4
Publication status	Published (in print/issue) - 1987
Event	Irish History in the Classroom: Research, resources and realisation - Cultra Manor Duration: 1 Jan 1987 → …

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Conference	Irish History in the Classroom: Research, resources and realisation
Period	1/01/87 → …

Bibliographical note

Reference text: Robinson A. (1983) The Schools Cultural Studies Project: a contribution to peace in Northern ireland, Coleraine, NUU.
Association of Teachers of Cultural and Social Studies Handbook, Coleraine, NUU.
Skilbeck M. (1973) The School and Cultural Development', The Northern Teacher, Winter, pp.11-18.
Reynolds J. and Skilbeck M. (1976) Culture and the Classroom, London, Open Books.
EAV (1973) Eyewitness: Whose Point of View?, London, EAV.

Keywords

Teaching Irish History Education Conflict

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