Hello! Introducing a brand new, free history teacher story exchange. This is for any history teacher who has written a historical story for use in the classroom, and wants to give others the chance to use it. We’ll host any submissions on our Google Drive. Happy submitting!
Delighted to be joining this team, and having the opportunity to educate about this important region! Schools in Oxford, if you fancy a rich, exciting and historically rigorous session for your students about the Middle East, please let me know.
Did you hear that our in person conference is now Sold Out in May! So if you want to get some of the best history talks and History CPD in the country then you will have to join us virtually - places still available to do that.https://t.co/QxcBZKJ6Jq
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#8 This week, in history... I'm changing the way I 'model' writing
Why I've stopped using 'I Do, We Do, You Do' and what I'm trying to do instead.
https://t.co/86dkK6SxAJ
#edublogshare
Reading the independent investigation into Child Q’s treatment. It’s very hard reading.
Findings are important for all schools to reflect on - particularly on behaviour policies and safeguarding.
Below are some particularly powerful points in the report & reflections🧵👇 1/5
Hello! I am conducting a survey of secondary school students' attitudes to school history.
If you know any secondary school students in England who would be willing to pilot the online survey (10 mins) I would be very grateful 🙏
📢 NEW LEARNUS BLOG 👍 👏
"The true value of adaptive expertise is that it builds teacher confidence to deal with the unknown and the unexpected. It builds capacity to work with ambiguities."
by @MargaretMulhol2
Pls read and share
https://t.co/kcqAiIyWOe
🧑🏫 HISTORY TEACHER KLAXON 🧑🏫
The @histassoc is launching an online CPD programme for History ECTs, and we're running a FREE pilot from April 2022.
If you're interested in joining the first cohort, please follow the link below and apply by 28/03! 👇
https://t.co/v7Luh5B9tf
This is an opportunity to develop action research tools to investigate & share your exp in relation to teaching these key themes. Your work will contribute to the wider elements of this exciting research project
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#5 This week, in history... I've been teaching my Year 7s things I don't want them to remember (forever)
Using work of @BearWithOneEar & @Counsell_C to explore use of 'takeaways' to write a curric where much is (planned to be) forgotten
https://t.co/ylHX7MGtu9
🚨 NEW DATA on staff absences from @teachertapp
Staff absences continue to rise – 27% of state school teachers now say 1 in 10 or more of their colleagues are off, compared to 20% in January.
Covid is still causing a large amount of disruption in schools -
It is LGBT+ History month. We have curated some of the resources we have on this together for anyone wanting to understand more https://t.co/e00bWzGpQb #LGBTQ
Gosh is it February already - we have so much to get through this year:
secondary
https://t.co/dMhpknT9zM
and primary
https://t.co/o8vpcAHGwm
and with our branches
https://t.co/v1vzAmvE0m
Figures from our #UKPoverty2022 report warn of a harmful legacy, with half a million more children sinking into very deep poverty.
Thread🧵👇
https://t.co/NPFljIA21U
We have a brand new Teacher Fellowship for this spring on:
Broadcasting and Social Change in Sixties Britain.
Applications open today and close 1st March https://t.co/nemqgvll62
Great to see @FutureLearn now has 8 FREE online Black History courses available including ones from @CurriculumBlack @ColonialCountr1, and my own #FLBlackTudors effort. What subjects would you like to see courses on? https://t.co/s4x5Y2DA5g