Miss Sizer

History teacher in Derbyshire | PGCE History 2020-21 @UoNSoE |

[Miss Sizer @ASizerHistory]

@CrosbieTeach I was recently contacted by SF as I was paying my undergrad and then a PG loan for the last two years. I rang up and they told me that PGCE is treated the same as undergrad loan and that I shouldn’t be paying a PG loan and refunded it.

[Miss Sizer @ASizerHistory]

@MrJoeWH @ClaireIsntMoody Your reign is over 👑 Long live Queen Moody

[Miss Sizer @ASizerHistory]

@CBhistory1 You won’t regret it 🫡

[Dr Lacey Bonar Hull @LaceyBonarHull]

I know all the talk recently is about men’s obsession with the Roman Empire but have you tried asking the women in your life how often they think about Anne Boleyn?

[Miss Sizer @ASizerHistory]

@Psych_Solutions I did this course a couple of years ago and it was fab. Have a great day🫶🏻

[Sadie @SadieEmeryTeach]

Me trying to get Year 8 interested in the Industrial Revolution

[Miss Sizer @ASizerHistory]

@MrRoutledge1 Thank you 🥰 definitely not!

[Miss Sizer @ASizerHistory]

Reflecting on completing my ECT years, leaving my first teaching post and beginning a new one this September. Genuinely no clue how it’s possible I am entering my third year of teaching… now for some summer reading📖🔖📚

[Auschwitz Memorial @AuschwitzMuseum]

27 June 1943 | A boy was born in the female camp in Auschwitz II-Birkenau. His name was Jerzy Homik, he was Polish. This is the first case outside of the #Zigeunerlager that a newborn child was registered in Auschwitz. He received number 155909. 1/2

[Department for Education @educationgovuk]

A new GCSE is in the works for 2025… British Sign Language (BSL)! 🙌

This new qualification will be open to all students who will learn how to use signs and the history of BSL.

Find out more ⬇️

[Richard Keogh @Mr_RKeogh]

AQA: use the term 'Big Three' more than peacemakers in the SOW

AQA in the exam: call them peacemakers just to freak out the kids
#historyteacher

[Miss Sizer @ASizerHistory]

@MissPlimmer You got this!

[Miss Sizer @ASizerHistory]

@_missshelton I put my foot down & had those pupils removed for that lesson if they were disrespectful, phone calls home were also really helpful. Once I’d had a few removed the message caught on that I won’t take it and that I don’t need to “prove myself”. It is so hard!

[Miss Sizer @ASizerHistory]

@_missshelton I found this last year with my year 11 group! Really hard to try and build relationships when they had the mindset of “we’re leaving this year”. Things definitely got better as the exams got closer!

[Miss Smith 🌋📚 @MissSGeography]

One of the best things about teaching is trailing new ideas, love this idea for retrieval practice that I’ve tried with Yr10 and Yr11! Apologies I cannot find the tweet I saw this from to say thanks for the idea🙂

[Jenny H 🏰 @JenHistoryCW11]

This is very telling. All Humanities subjects want to see a reduction in KS4 content, more than any other curriculum area, but in History, 95% of teachers think there's too much content at GCSE. Exam boards need to engage here. It is hard to develop skills with this much content.

[Rebekah Pierre @RebekahPierre92]

11 years ago today I was a care-leaver receiving my A level results, having spent almost 2 years in unregulated accommodation. No additional marks were given for having written coursework with no electricity, having done exams on 3 hrs sleep given the raves, police incidents &...

[Jack Worth @JackWorthNFER]

Recruitment into postgrad teacher training in England has gone very badly this year, a sign of renewed teacher supply challenges that need addressing

- How bad is it?
- Why has it gone so badly?
- What do we do now?

🧵👇

[Mr Hassan History @andyhassan1985]

I was inspired by @AndrewSweet4's recent wall display post and adapted it for a laminated 'writing mat' that students can reference on desks while doing extended writing. Full credit to Mr Sweet. Download the editable version (Publisher): https://t.co/GlhtZ7ESU7 #historyteacher

[Victoria Crooks @UoNSoEHistory]

So I discovered it is #WorldCamelDay and I couldn't let it pass without a shout out to the most glorious 🐫 of them all.

#Alphonse #historyteacher @ArthurJChapman