Title: THE DEVELOPMENT OF COOPERATIVE LEARNING MODEL BASED ON
HISTORICAL RESEARCH METHODS FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS: A NEEDS
ANALYSIS
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Authors: Moch. Dimas Galuh Mahardika
, Muhammad Akhyar and Leo Agung |
Abstract: Historical learning is an activity in a formal education environment that examines various past events.
The material taught to students is usually presented in a series ranging from pre-history to
contemporary era. The importance of understanding historical research methods practice is a basics
for students to understand the various narratives about historical events. Understanding the practice of
historical research methods will spare students from ethical-presentist judgment, i.e. imposing
contemporary ethical norms on the past without considering the norms of the timeframe under
investigation. The logical consequences of the historical research methods applicative action provide
students with broad possibilities to work in procedures that are sitematic with academically
accountable work outcomes. Tracing the past requires a procedural framework, an active imagination,
a clear and targeted direction of authorship according to the theme under review. In practice it, students
can work together with their peers to form collective cognitive knowledge, and develop the social
skills.
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Keywords: Historical learning, historical research methods, historical thinking.
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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.37500/IJESSR.2021.4623 |
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