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The world of art is not restricted to simply art for art’s sake. Work is being done in this field-work that can be used by educators within the classroom and without.
The History for Peace project aims to bring to its audience such work, that while being classified as ‘art’ can be used to teach history, taking it beyond what the textbook specifies. The project also aims to make available to educators in schools the work that is being done in the world of academia-making research not just accessible, but also usable in the school classroom context.
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SIFTING FACT FROM FICTION
In her keynote address at the History for Peace conference in 2015 Barbara Christophe from the Georg Eckert Institute said ‘(history) textbooks are probably among the most selective media we have.’ The textbook selects, omits, simplifies and gives shape to the past. Sometimes, those choices are influenced not only by the demands of the classroom, but also by politics, ideology and ideas about what should be remembered. This module looks at the textbook differently. Rather than accepting its...

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