Innovations in Teaching History

Innovations in Teaching HistoryAn essential teaching companion offering practical strategies for enhancing learning for all teachers of history in higher education, this collection of seven case studies reflects on how we teach the history of the long eighteenth century. It is grounded in real academic practice and focuses on the latest developments in the discipline.

musicals and literature – signals that it is high time to bestow more systematic and comprehensive attention to these publications

the chapter recalls the definitions of the three relevant properties (conductivity

and variability that arise in the cellular information-processing circuits used by bacteria

magnetic and micromechanical sensor families

The topics addressed in these ten essays also provide grounds of another kind to assess the foci of contemporary Gower studies

Greek language edition

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this book uses a range of objects to explore the meanings and uses of kitsch

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the centres of Europe’s great cities were extensively remodelled and new ones were created

The chapter surveys advances in dealing with foliar diseases such as leaf blight and root diseases such as Sclerotinia white rot