英文摘要 |
South Africa’s Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) is a well-known model for promoting transitional justice, and in the context of history textbook editing, the content of South African history textbooks that pertains to the TRC’s efforts to seek the truth and promote reconciliation is worthy of reference for textbooks in other countries. South African history textbooks emphasize the source-based editing strategy, aiming to deliver historical content while enhancing the ability of learners to perform historical enquiry. The present article discusses South Africa’s national history curriculum planning for the teaching of TRC-related content. It also analyzes how these textbooks explain the TRC’s work and various controversies and how source-based activities were designed to cultivate the historical skills of learners. |