Civilia 2025, 16(2):56-78 | DOI: 10.5507/civ.2025.018
This article presents the findings of a quantitative questionnaire survey conducted as part of a doctoral research project focused on the use of oral history in teaching the modern history of Czechoslovakia in the second half of the twentieth century. The study draws on data collected from 308 in-service history teachers at primary and secondary schools and 108 pre-service history teachers enrolled in teacher education programmes. The results highlight opportunities for a more effective integration of the oral history method both into the teaching of history in secondary education and into the preparation of future teachers. At the same time, the findings are in line with the current priorities of the ongoing curriculum reform.
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