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Explanation in history and the teaching of history

British Journal of Educational Studies, 1954
(1954). Explanation in history and the teaching of history. British Journal of Educational Studies: Vol. 2, No. 2, pp. 112-121.
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The history of medical teaching

The Lancet, 1999
I n the early Middle Ages, doctors-to-be were not students, they were apprentices, taught something about herbs and surgical skills by older peers. In the monasteries, concurrently but independently, monks were busy copying classical texts in the scriptorium. These sources, however, were not consulted.
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History of Teaching Geometry

2013
Since the beginning of the transmission of geometric knowledge, two aspects of geometry have been present: the abstract “speculative” and the practical. These two aspects correspond to an essential dialectic in geometry teaching, between a deductive/rational science and a practical/intuitive one. In the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, the stress on
Evelyne Barbin, MENGHINI, Marta
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On Teaching the History of Physics

American Journal of Physics, 1964
After reviewing trends in general courses in college physics, the author discusses potential objectives in teaching the history of physics, viz., cultural, pedagogical, research. He emphasizes the necessity for a cultural bridge that will include history, philosophy, and science (the basic course preferably given by a scientist, if an understanding of ...
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The Teaching of the History of Psychiatry

Archives of General Psychiatry, 1972
Questionnaires pertaining to the teaching of the history of psychiatry to psychiatric residents and medical students were sent to 248 residency training centers and 99 medical schools. A total of 57% and 53% of each group, respectively, responded. The data are analyzed in order to gain an overview of the kinds of programs offered to residents and ...
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