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How can students better empathize with perspectives from the past?

02 October 2024

In this episode of '1.5 minutes about...', Tim Huijgen from the teacher training program discusses his research on teaching methodology. His focus is on helping students better empathize with historical perspectives, enabling them to understand history from various viewpoints.

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