Peter Degenkolb's scientific contributions
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Publications (2)
This article is based on a review of 41 current curricula for history teaching at german secondary schools. Which topics, related to prehistoric archaeology and early history, are to be taught in history lessons, and to which problems – seen from a scholastic perspective – can or will that lead? How could these problems be avoided? These questions...
Link zur Publikation: http://books.ub.uni-heidelberg.de/propylaeum/catalog/book/46 ----- Zitat: Peter Degenkolb / Doris Gutsmiedl-Schümann / Silviane Scharl / Mriram Sénécheau / Stefan Suhrbier (Hrsg.), Literaturempfehlungen zur Archäologie. Fachliteratur, Sachbücher, Kinder- und Jugendliteratur. Hrsg. v. Arbeitskreis Archäologie im Schulbuch der D...
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... Die Prähistorische Archäologie kommt hier etwa mit dem Thema Steinzeiten, meist zu Beginn eines chronologisch angelegten Geschichtsunterrichts in Sekundarstufe I, zum Zuge (vgl. Degenkolb, Gutsmiedl, Scharl, Sénécheau & Suhrbier, 2008). ...