Writing for Agora
'It is an impressive collection of thoughtful articles... I enjoyed working with [the editor] and wish continued success in your important work.'
– Agora author Tom Morton
'I cannot thank you enough for the work you put in to make this look so amazing. I am so grateful for this opportunity.'
– Agora author Stephanie Murphy, Padua College
Writing for Agora gives you a chance to share your expertise and ideas with history teachers and contribute to the history teaching community. Agora invites submissions that relate to history teaching in any way, from classroom-ready activities to deep curriculum discussions and insights into history teaching as a discipline.
Read more about the editorial process, copyright and our style guide.
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General information
Agora content is aimed at practising history teachers and educators. Articles range in tone from formal and academic style to conversational. Writers are expected to demonstrate a fair-minded approach when discussing the work of others, and submissions should be both courteous and academically rigorous.
Please pitch your idea for an article to the Agora editor at agora@htav.asn.au. By submitting a contribution to Agora, you agree to the terms of the author agreement. Please include a signed copy of the agreement with your submission.
Themes
Each issue of Agora focuses on a specific theme. Articles that don’t relate to the theme are also welcome, although they may be held over for an appropriate issue.
2022 (volume 57)
3 Contested Histories
Closing date for submissions: 5 September 2022
Distribution date: November 2022
2023 (volume 58)
1 Teaching Primary History
Closing date for submissions: 28 November 2022
Distribution date: March 2023
Agora structure
Agora features four sections that accommodate different styles and interests. Consider which section best suits your intended contribution.
- Thema Perspectives on the theme
1800–2000 words - Praktikos Teaching ideas
1200–1800 words - Sungraphô Research reviews
3000–4000 words - Kritikos Reviews (online)
500 words
Read more about the editorial process, copyright and our style guide
Download contributor guidelines (pdf)
Download author agreement (pdf)
Download student permission form (doc)
Events Calendar
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18 Aug 22
History Teaching Masterclass: Every Teacher Can Save Time Using Digital Technology!
2.00 pm–4.00 pm 18 Aug 22 - 11 Sep 22
- 11 Sep 22