Types of school:
4.AHS, 5.AHS, 6.AHS, 7.AHS, 3.HTL, 4.HAK, BS, PTS
Skills:
3.AHS: Produce original narratives about the past on the basis of sources and depictions; analyze the answers offered in depictions of the same theme
4.AHS: Investigate perspectivity in sources and one-sidedness in depictions
5.AHS: Determine the inevitable perspectivity and intentionality of historical sources
6.AHS: Generate open and pluralist discussions about the use of historical insights in the present and the future
7.AHS: Question the answers offered by depictions of the past and confront these with alternative answers
3.HTL: Identify the ideology of gender roles and how this is changing; explain the consequences for the position of men and women at work and in society; describe family models of the past for different social classes and differentiate these from each other and from current models
4.HAK: Identify and discuss current socio-political challenges in modern and increasingly networked information and service societies
BS: Recognize and question behavioral roles in society; refer to one’s own role and discuss
PTS: Recognize discrimination; reflect on prejudice and develop and apply personal strategies for its avoidance
Subject areas:
3.AHS: Gender, ethnicity, and social class in the age of industrialization; identities and politics in the present and the future
4.AHS: Social change in Austria in the 20th and 21st centuries
5.AHS: The development of different political and legal structures at the interface between the ruling elite and people’s everyday lives, especially vis-à-vis gender relationships and roles
6.AHS: The development of women’s rights
7.AHS: The politics of feminism and equality
3.HTL: The concept of the family at a time of class-specific change; the ideology of gender roles and their impact; gender mainstreaming
4.HAK: Reflexive gender teaching and equality
BS/PTS: Social relationships