'In that battle he thought not of helmeted warriors,
but the locks fell apart,
the barriers from the city, and the king rode in.'
An Anglo-Saxon poem about the Harrowing of Hell, when Christ descends into the underworld and sets its prisoners free https://t.co/YAviKJPIFm
@NKuhrt@ucl I only learned of Amelie’s death this morning. I am so sorry for your loss. She was an incredibly important figure in my life, and so many others. A wonderful person, exceptional scholar and inspirational teacher.
Absolutely devastated, Professor Amélie Kuhrt was a giant of Near Eastern history, an inspirational teacher, and, I would like to think, friend. https://t.co/GbeUA4FBcB
History teachers: want to help students understand the central role of chronology in historical thinking, using the Montgomery Bus Boycott as a case study? Listen up. a short🧵
If you study these 13 maps for just a couple of minutes each, you'll understand history much better.
Starting with... the migrations of prehistoric humanity.
Looking forward to a fantastic day discussing Differentiation in the history classroom for @HodderSchools today. Lots of opportunities for discussion, networking and sharing ideas.