Classical Studies for the New Millennium : Traditional Material Through new Methods and Perspectives
In her contribution ‘Classical Studies for the new millennium: traditional material through new methods and perspectives’, Eleni Bozia presents a variety of digital teaching examples that also address contemporary problems, such as identity politics from antiquity to contemporary time, the symbiotic relationship between humanities and technology, and the significance of language learning. Students are taught to work on ancient representations of ethnicity, race, and citizenship and their modern equivalents, engage with the significance of technology for the humanities and vice versa, and appreciate the politics of language in all disciplines and areas of research, by engaging in digital storytelling, using digital resources in sociolinguistic analysis of ancient and modern texts, and pursuing interdisciplinary projects.
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- Faculty of Arts and Humanities; Department of History; Didactics of History
- University of Cologne; Departement of History; Department of Didactics of History and Public History
- University of Potsdam; Faculty of Philosophy; Chair of Classical Philology
- University of Murcia; Faculty of Education; Department of Didactics of Mathematics and Social Sciences
- Social Sciences Education Research Group (PHZH)
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- Kiel University Publishing
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