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Schools can become a means of Public History through the names they are given. This becomes especially evident in post-socialist Poland and its school names.
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Quelle: https://public-history-weekly.degruyter.com/5-2017-35/public-history-goes-to-school/
Whoever visits schools in Asia, soon knows the traditional procedure: First of all, there is the welcome reception at the large office of the director, and before attending any lessons in the classroom, a visit of the school museum takes place. There, students first explain the history of the school and then its present profile. Why do we have so little historical awareness in German-speaking countries when it comes to school matters?
It is beyond comprehension that schools in this country rarely take advantage of this great opportunity. Especially today, when schools are required to have their own profiles, history offers the opportunity to support the building of school identity: Where exactly did teaching take place at the school site 60 years ago and 30 years ago? What subjects appeared in the school timetable, and what did the textbooks look like?
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Quelle: http://public-history-weekly.oldenbourg-verlag.de/4-2016-8/a-museum-for-every-school/