Eliza Cox

Teacher of English and History in Oxfordshire 👩🏽‍💻 Lover of reading 📚 Reading Leader and KS3 SENCO.

[history@rbhs @historyrbhs1]

We have made a big timeline of the Elizabethan England course to support your revision - this can be found at https://t.co/m6LuRi2Sxk

[James Fitzgibbon @mrfitzhist]

Lots of opportunity at the moment to push further reading. From Y11 who want a change from revision guides to Y9 keen to make a start after options. Having the ‘Going Beyond GCSE’ recommendations at hand to email/display is a solid way to tap into student interest #historyteacher

[Owen Emmerson @DrOwenEmmerson]

Do check out Professor Suzannah Lipscomb’s (@sixteenthCgirl) latest @HistoryHit documentary which features @kateemccaffrey & myself. Filmed at @HeverCastle, it explores the factors that shaped #AnneBoleyn through Hever’s brand new #BecomingAnne exhibition. https://t.co/jsXLjLPem9

[NOAEnglish @NOAEnglishDept]

A Saturday surprise🎧🗣📚 The final episode in our World Book Day series is brought to you by Miss Cox, who provides great historical and humanistic insight into Stockett's 'The Help'. https://t.co/NOcQe8zP7f

[Owen Emmerson @DrOwenEmmerson]

It’s always an honour to work with #AnneBoleyn’s Books of Hours at @HeverCastle. Do follow my wonderful Hever colleague, Assistant Curator @kateemccaffrey, for her extraordinary research into these treasures: https://t.co/1aYNzkqa8M #WorldBookDay

[James Fitzgibbon @mrfitzhist]

I haven’t screenshot a presentation as much as that just then from @HughJRichards. Grannies as a concept of time, remembering the benefits of containers and dual coding as a process of building, layering and rich imagery with story at the centre. Class 👏🏻 #tmhi #historyteacher

[North Oxfordshire Ac @NorthOxAcademy]

What an outstanding week of Live Learning at NOA. The 1st week of remote teaching. Students have taken to this very well, backed by great feedback. Well done to both students and Teachers! @NOALearning #homelearning #livelessons

[History Teacher Book Club @historybookgrp]

If you watched #vshp and want to get started with scholarship but want some support, join the History Teacher Book Club! Our next book is “Liberty’s Dawn” by @EmmaGriffinHist. We will be discussing the book in August. Maybe this time next year we will do a live book chat!

[Eliza Cox @MissECox1]

@pumpkinfaeries @seis_matters @Geo_Eimear @imperialasone Ohh THANK YOU ! Deffo will ✨

[Miss Tappenden @MissJTappenden]

If you haven’t seen this, you NEED to. Not that you need a reason, but if you were looking for one it just landed ⬇️

[JLM History @JLM_history]

If people are reflecting on their curriculum and wanting to add voices and stories from POC, to make history more representative and accurate, Here is a good article on some stories you may want to incorporate

https://t.co/baMQg7hsD6

[Guardian G2 @guardiang2]

TV tonight: David Olusoga's timely look at the history of Bristol https://t.co/WHO1O5FG8t

[David Olusoga @DavidOlusoga]

On BBC Two on Saturday a documentary we made about the hidden history that led to the Windrush Scandal.

[Mrs Mabaya @MabayaMrs]

Using my time to continue educating myself about black history. Some re-reads, others totally new. Our role as educators has never been more important. #BLM

[Eliza Cox @MissECox1]

@MyHistoryRocks @dacharya2018 I would love an opportunity to take part in these also! I am an NQT history teacher also 😊

[HistoryExtra @HistoryExtra]

Why history is the most important lesson for lockdown (and how to teach it) (via @Telegraph)
https://t.co/Y3nCfhjpeU

[HistoryExtra @HistoryExtra]

“She is the only queen in English history to have passed her reign directly to her daughter…”

#TheLastKingdom https://t.co/WxEShTnkzS

[Suzannah Lipscomb @sixteenthCgirl]

The 1st copy of my new book has arrived & I am overwhelmed. Such a labour of love - years of blood, sweat, & tears. And I believe it's an important work of history: telling stories of women whose voices have not been heard. It would do me the greatest honour if you'd preorder it.

[HistoryExtra @HistoryExtra]

Elizabeth I took longer to get ready than any other monarch – "it took her ladies a staggering four hours a day..."
#DidYouKnow
https://t.co/6yDOoeoRh7