women's history,oral history and active learning: an experience from southern England |
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Authors: | Sue Bruley |
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Affiliation: | University of Portsmouth , United Kingdom |
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Abstract: | Abstract This article aims to open up a discussion on teaching methodologies in history and women's studies, particularly in relation to oral history as a form of ‘active learning’. It contains an account of a course in which a group of third-year history students undertook a joint research project on domesticity in Britain in the 1930s and the 1950s. |
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