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Some views on the nature and purpose of teaching history in schools

WHO SAID WHAT

  1. Politician: J. W. Willis Bund, Education Chairman, Worcester County Council 1908
  2. Historian: H. A. Drummond, "History in Schools", 1929
  3. Politician: Sir Keith Joseph (1984)
  4. Historian: C. P. Hill
  5. Historian: G. Elton
  6. Historian: Lord Elton
  7. Politician: Margaret Thatcher
  8. Historian: A Bullock
  9. Educationalist: H. M. I.
  10. Historian: J. Kenyon
  11. Historian: G. Elton
  12. Historian: A. Bullock
  13. Educationalist: H.M.I.
  14. Politician: K. Baker
  15. ? Difficult to classify- owner of a stately home, M. Saunders-Watson (Chaired the History Working Group which drafted the National Curriculum for History Mark I)
  16. Educationalist: P. D. Thomas (U.S. Academic)
  17. Historian: K. Baker
  18. Historian: G. Elton
  19. Politician: K. Baker
  20. Educationalist: H.M.I.
  21. Educationalist: H.M.I.
  22. Historian: J. Richards (Academic, Lancaster University)
  23. Educationalist: H.M.I.
  24. Educationalist: H.M.I.
  25. Historian: A. Marwick
  26. Politician (?) Department of Education and Science.

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