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Following the success of Eamon Duffy's keynote last year, Steve Mastin will host another keynote conversation with a renowned historian. 📚
More details to be announced soon! #Soane26
What does a coherent, connected history curriculum look like from a student's perspective. @catherinepriggs interviews some Y7–9 students about a course based on #ChangingHistoriesKS3 https://t.co/8RpT8COhcl
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Interesting exploration of attendance data & school outcomes from the DfE.
Students need to be in school, but it’s complicated: prior attainment, birth month, poverty, gender, EAL…
‘The link between attendance and attainment in an assessment year’
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A few years ago I shared this SOW https://t.co/nMkp8ZFxF7 and someone turned it into a booklet! If anyone sees this, that booklet would be incredibly useful now! The SOW is still available too 😊 please feel free to help out and repost!
First share for a long time...
Hoping this will be useful in the run up to exams (but also for years to come!) - I've collated every exam question for America 1920-73, C&T in Asia, Health, and Elizabeth as well as all sources and interpretations. Feel free to use if helpful!
My source utility lesson has finally been added to our transatlantic slave trade booklet and I can’t wait to teach it! Big focus on usefulness, whole-class discussion and no mention of the B word👀👀
Last term I spent time thinking about how to effectively use maps in the history classroom. They can be a really useful tool. Here are 5 ideas that could work for you https://t.co/ogzz2wIqS5
Okay, she's finished! Since teaching the essay as a piece of writing rather than as unconnected 'paragraphs', our results have been pretty great. Our SEN pupils outperformed our non-SEN pupils for the first time ever this year. However...(A thread)
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If you have been with me on my Twitter journey you will know how much I love Guided Reading Tasks! I have created a GPT to help generate these tasks. Please read my article and have a go at it yourself and do let me know what you think! #edutwitter https://t.co/pEew1RIVVK
Free Resource: How do we revise for history? Guidance Sheet.
Thanks to @HuntingEnglish @acethattest @SandResearch@olivercavigliol@impactwales@MissBKearns and @mchsresearch for inspiration. https://t.co/S95pznjWel
@GreenManFest @monsieurleclown Well done Green Man, much smoother than last year. It is a compliment to the festival that so many people want tickets and therefore there will be disappointment for some