Finally put up my ‘Think Like a Historian’ display ft. podcasts, films/tv, books and websites. Happy to share if anyone is keen! Also printed the @histassoc historical fiction list for students to skim through! #historyteacher#historydisplay
@joel120193 I email their tutor or issue a spot or demerit on the system if it isn't done. We've got topic checks after each topic so they know if it isn't done, they might not score highly. The OneNote tracker can then be reused the next year and tweaked. It also acts as my planner now!
@joel120193 We use Microsoft at my school. I've got a table in the content library on OneNote with a row for each lesson. Every lesson has a topic/title, link to ppt, worksheets, reading and videos if we used them in the lesson. In theory, pupils don't need to ask me what they've missed
#OTD 29th September 1916: John D. Rockefeller becomes the first billionaire according to newspapers in the USA https://t.co/dhrmmi55yV #historyteacher#sschat
Attention grabbing starters that encourage creative thinking - How it started and how it's going. Pupils have to explain/sketch in the blanks. @historyteacher
Historians buried this story for centuries.
In 1518, an entire city lost control of their bodies...
The cause? Something far more mysterious than any disease.
Welcome to the Dancing Plague and its 500-year-old mystery: 🧵
Swan Lake, an icon of Soviet culture, was played on loop on televisions after Brezhnev died while selecting a successor. It returned after the deaths of Andropov, Chernenko and during the coup against Gorbachev. #historyteacher#lenintoyeltsin
Bored of setting work that ends up in an extended piece of writing? An essay? An exam answer? Hopefully this short piece on 20 Engaging End Products for the History Classroom will offer you some inspiration & new ideas https://t.co/12aOQ4Orv3
Highlighting has been identified as being a less effective study strategy compared to retrieval & spaced practice (Dunlosky et al 2013, Hattie & Donohue 2021) but this technique can be used as a starting point when it comes to studying. I explain in this article for @HWRK_Magazine
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This guy has published 83 novels and more than 200 short stories.
He is a towering figure in the world of writing.
All writers should memorize these 14 epic tips from Stephen King's book "On Writing":🧵
25 January 1960. The Gulag system of forced labour camps in the Soviet Union was officially abolished. Soviet historians suggest 1.6 million died in them, mainly due to overwork and starvation, but western historians put the death toll at 6 million.
#OnThisDayInWW2 (1/2/41) when engaged in Allied efforts to remove the Italians from East Africa, Lieutenant Premindra Singh Bhagat was with a section of Indian engineers clearing mines on the Sudanese border. His car was blown up twice and he was injured but carried on. He was subsequently awarded the Victorian Cross for his conspicuous gallantry.
Thank you so much to all those who tuned in to my presentation this afternoon with @TTRHistory Such a great opportunity to speak along side such established & creative teachers. #historyteacher
Slides: https://t.co/CB7ye4m8mN
Recording: https://t.co/jy7Jry1mkN