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Peer reviewedPaget, Gregory – History and Social Science Teacher, 1989
Suggests that the imposition of order on history perpetuates a historian/history teacher dichotomy. Illustrates prevailing fallacies in the teaching of history: (1) the moniker fallacy; (2) the one-school fallacy; (3) the contextual fallacy; and (4) the wave fallacy. States that an avoidance of these fallacies will at least partially reconcile…
Descriptors: Course Content, Guidelines, Historians, History Instruction
