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On August 4–6, the All-Ukrainian scientific and practical seminar “Summer Studies for History Teachers and Methodists” was held in the Ternopil region, organized by “Tkuma” Institute with the assistance and financial support of the Conference on Material Claims of Jews to Germany (Claims Conference).
For three days, history teachers, methodologists, scientists, and educators from different regions of Ukraine worked with the history of the Holocaust and other complex topics of 20th-century history, discussed modern approaches to teaching them, and shared their own pedagogical experience.
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On March 6, a “historical webinar” was held for teachers on the topic “Competency Assessment in History Lessons: How the Textbook Helps Create Diagnostic Work in Grade 9.”
The webinar participants discussed one of the most relevant topics in modern Ukrainian education - the features of competency assessment and practical tools for creating diagnostic work in accordance with the requirements of the New Ukrainian School.
The speakers of the event were Ukrainian teachers and co-authors of history textbooks for grade 9 Vladyslav Krongauz, Oleksandr Zheliba, and Dr. Igor Shchupak.
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On April 23, deputy director of “Tkuma” Institute, Dr. Yehor Vradii, held an online meeting with teachers in Odesa and delivered a lecture “The Holocaust as an Integral Part of Ukrainian National History.” The meeting was held with the assistance of the Odesa Center for Professional Development of Pedagogical Workers. The event was moderated by the Center’s consultant in civics and history, Serhiy Penyayev.
Read more: Lecture for teachers “The Holocaust as an integral part of Ukrainian national history”
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On March 21, a seminar for teachers was held in Odessa, dedicated to the topic of historical myths, truth and fakes in modern education. The event, which brought together teachers of history, law and civic education, was organized by the Tkuma Institute and the Territory of Memory Genocide Museum with the support of the Odesa City Department of Education. The speaker was Dr. Igor Shchupak.
Read more: Seminar for teachers of the Odesa region on myths and fakes in history
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On January 13, “Tkuma” Institute, together with “Orion” Educational and Cultural Center, held an online event from a series of seminars for history teachers. This time, an online meeting was held between Dr. Igor Shchupak and Dr. Yehor Vradii with history teachers from the city of Brovary and other settlements in the Kyiv region.
The seminar discussed current issues of the reform of history education in Ukraine, new history curricula, as well as history textbooks for 9th grade and the profile level of 11th grade, planned for use from 2026. Attention was paid to the Ukrainian vision of the historical process and modern approaches to teaching history.