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Contents<br />

Preface<br />

Ann Ka<strong>the</strong>rine Isaacs, Guðmundur Hálfdanarson<br />

Introduction to <strong>the</strong> 2007 edition<br />

Tuning Management Committee 1<br />

1. Introduction to <strong>the</strong> Subject Area 5<br />

Why History? 5<br />

Tuning <strong>and</strong> History 5<br />

The European History Networks 6<br />

Tuning <strong>and</strong> <strong>the</strong> History Networks 7<br />

Learning, Teaching <strong>and</strong> Research 8<br />

2. The History Template: A Summary of Results 9<br />

The subject area 9<br />

Degree profiles <strong>and</strong> occupations 10<br />

Learning outcomes & competences - cycle level descriptors 12<br />

Workload <strong>and</strong> ECTS 14<br />

Learning, teaching & assessment 14<br />

Quality enhancement 17<br />

3. Subject Specific Skills <strong>and</strong> Competences 19<br />

4. Common Reference Points for History Curricula <strong>and</strong> Coursess 19<br />

Preliminary considerations 19<br />

Methodology 22<br />

Findings 22<br />

Problems <strong>and</strong> insights 23<br />

Suggestions <strong>and</strong> proposals 25<br />

5. Learning, Teaching <strong>and</strong> Assessment <strong>and</strong> <strong>the</strong> Subject Area<br />

Competences 29<br />

Introduction 29<br />

Different learning/teaching approaches (types of course unit) 31<br />

Learning activities 33<br />

Assessment 35<br />

Theses, dissertations <strong>and</strong> research papers 36<br />

Linking Learning/Teaching <strong>and</strong> Assessment methods to specific<br />

competences 37<br />

IX

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