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Enhancing History Education through Oral History: Training Seminar Insights from the Balkans

This document outlines the methodologies and outcomes from a series of training seminars held across the Balkans, focused on the Oral History teaching method. Conducted in Tirana, Sofia, and Veliko Tarnovo, these seminars engaged over 60 teachers from various countries, including Albania, Bulgaria, and Serbia. Participants explored how to incorporate family stories and community narratives into lessons, fostering a more interactive and engaging history education. The goal was to share experiences and encourage the use of Oral History in classrooms, enhancing citizenship education and historical awareness.

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Enhancing History Education through Oral History: Training Seminar Insights from the Balkans

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  1. “REMEMBER FOR THE FUTURE” “The Past is not dead. It is not even past yet” William Faulkner

  2. What is “Oral History”? *Teaching method becoming more popular in many European countries in subjects like history, geography, civil education etc. *Students are asked to bring the family stories and explore the local community, to find resources and information from witnesses of historical events.

  3. TRANING SEMINAR IN TIRANA 19-22 MAY 2005 • The Aim: To present the method and to show different ways of using it in the classroom. To share practical experience between participants.

  4. PARTICIPANTS IN TIRANA • Teachers from Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Macedonia, Romania, Serbia and Montenegro and Slovenia.

  5. TRANING SEMINAR IN TIRANA 19-22 MAY 2005 • RESULTS: Teachers from the seminar prepare classes, using the oral history method, that was presented during the seminar in Tirana.

  6. Oral History Method in the Classroom from Different Balkan Countries Uploaded on the History Project Website

  7. “REMEMBER FOR THE FUTURE” BULGARIAN EXPERIENCE 2005

  8. OUR TEAM • Violeta Stoycheva-assistant-Profesor in Veliko Tarnovo University • Dimitrinka Arnaudova-History Teacher • Petya Georgieva-History Teacher • Vanya Ivanova- Coordinator of the Project

  9. OUR AIMS: • To share our experience with teachers from different regions in Bulgaria. • Fostering history and citizenship education. • Provokes curiosity and interests in interactive methods of teaching.

  10. Participants: 20 Teachers from Sofia and other parts of Bulgaria SEMINAR IN SOFIA 07.0CTOBER 2005

  11. SEMINAR IN VELIKO TARNOVO 29-30.0CTOBER 2005 20 History teachers from “Historians’ Club”

  12. OUR PROGRAM: • History of the coffee and coffee-house. • “The World Café” Method. • “Oral History” Method. • How to prepare interview? • The Rally. There so many stories….

  13. RESULTS: • 40 HISTORY TEACHERS IN BULGARIA ARE EDUCATED IN ORAL HISTORY, AS A HISTORY METHOD.

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