Historical Press and Businesses in Córdoba. A Practice for Teaching Local History in The Primary Grade
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https://doi.org/10.30827/unes.v0i9.15969Keywords:
Local history, didactics of the social sciences, primary education, press, documentary sourcesAbstract
Presenting a teaching innovation developed in the Primary Education Degree of the University of Córdoba (2019/2020), in which it was proposed the use of the historical press as a documentary source for the study of local history.
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