Tarih Edebiyat Sanat Kültür Fikir Dünyası

Come and join a multi-facetted event and contribute to shaping the face of contemporary history education. Learn, inspire, share, develop and listen with 200 peers and experts. Use this chance to see education from manifold perspectives and profit from taking part in this multinational event. Offer your own workshop, highlight your own teaching material, listen and participate. Our Annual Conference is a unique professional training open to history, citizenship and social studies educators from Europe and beyond.Turkey has witnessed at least 6000 years of civililzations, that is at the crossroads of East and West, and that is on the path to joining the European Union. One can explore many fascinating cultures ranging from the ancient settlements of the Nevalı Çori, Göbekli Tepe and Mersin to the Hittite, Phrygian, Lydian and Ionian cultures until the Hellenistic, Roman, Byzantine and Ottoman Empires and the modern contemporary Turkish history. EUROCLIO and the Association of History Educators in Turkey offer a unique insight into the challenges of teaching history in Turkey today, offering room for debates and reflections. There will be a unique opportunity to discuss these challenges with Turkish History and Social Science Educators from all levels and regions. Since 2007 EUROCLIO has engaged with Educators in Turkey in different projects, including study visits, network meetings, professional in-service training and finally the production of innovative teaching material. The recent publication and website of the latest EUROCLIO/Matra Project “A Key to Europe: Innovative Methodology for Turkish School History” will offer a central theme. In addition, visits to a wide range of schools in the Antalya region will help us explore the theme of social studies. The magnificent heritage in this area opens a window to reflect on these six millennia of change and continuity. Every investigation into History offers a specific perspective on it. In our conference themes, we celebrate the multiperspectivity of history as we look at it through different lenses.

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