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Disciplinary writing in History
1. Ensuring all colleagues have a shared understanding of what this means - no assumptions.
“Real schools need real decisions s drive by real people who all agree on what the word they use means. In reality. Everyday” (Sparkes,Thompson) 1/7
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Harry Potter club made wands this week! Wish they would master the Silencio charm 😂 @LBatesHistory @louise_cath92 @nope_nah_nope
Hi!
This is a long-shot, I have been unable to find a second school placement (3 weeks, 30 hours solo teaching in History KS3/KS4) due to schools having prior commitments.
Does anyone know of somewhere (ideally near Barnard Castle) that would kindly take me in?
#SSP #Placement
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👸👸👸 Six (Teen Edition) 👸👸👸
🤩 WHAT. AN. OPENING. NIGHT!
💃 Barney’s ‘Queens’ and ‘Ladies in waiting’ were simply BRILLIANT as they recreated ‘Her-story’!
👏 Well done to everyone involved, and all the very best for the remainder of this week’s AMAZING production!
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7 books that shine a light on Black British history.
"Growing up, there wasn't much written about the Black presence in Britain. What did exist, tended to focus more on the African American experience." - @LolaJaye
Read now: caboodle.nationalbooktokens.…
#BlackHistoryMonth
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National Book Tokens empower young people to choose just the right books for them.
We're giving away 5 books from our guide. Simply RT to enter to win.
20 books for young adults to buy with their book tokens: nationalbooktokens.com/yaboo…
#BooksAreOurVibe
UK & Ire. Ends 09/10.

ALT Text says 'National Book Tokens' and 'WIN!'. Illustration shows a boy and girl, each holding a book, with more books flying around. Book covers shown are: Burn After Writing by Sharon Jones Politics for Beginners Why Has Nobody Told Me This Before by Dr Julie Smith Sex Education: A Guide to Life A Different Sort of Normal by Abigail Balfe
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As a department we’ve moved starters/recall activities to packs at KS3. All scoring tasks are recorded/reflected upon by students/teachers. There’s been notable benefits to this approach, e.g. a stronger recall culture, consistency across classes, less printing. #historyteacher
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Young adults love books! 📚
Have they read everything that's popular on TikTok? Here are more books to get them hooked…
RT to enter to WIN all 5 books!
Read 20 books to buy with your book tokens: nationalbooktokens.com/yaboo…
#BooksAreOurVibe
UK & Ireland. Ends 02/10.
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I really like the 'one pagers' from @XpatEducator so I am pleased there is a book of one pager to be published with @JohnCattEd with @MrGoodwin23 as co-author 👏👍
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With Summer on the horizon, there’s no better time than to recommend ‘Going Above and Beyond’ reading to GCSE historians in Y9/10 as preparation for next year. @hrcastor Elizabeth I and @daniellee550 The SS Officer’s Armchair being real highlights. #historyteacher
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Round about now when many ECT’s begin to think about the year ahead. Hopefully this thread will offer some simple advice to keep in mind and useful tips for the crucial elements of our practice. 🧵#historyteacher
docs.google.com/file/d/1QJQ9…
finally found a way to stop kids talking and pay attention today…
play the ominous vecna sound from stranger things 4.
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Nearing the finish line and needing a recall task that is quick/effective/accessible, I can’t recommend ‘highlighter heads’ enough. Simple but can be adapted to stretch/challenge or build confidence. It’s become a stalwart from KS3-5. #historyteacher
docs.google.com/file/d/1xzIq…
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It’s impossible to cover everything in the David Olusoga inspired unit. Therefore, we use a timeline as an overview of the century. The pupils identify if the event impacted on the people socially, politically, economically, etc… #historyteacher
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One of the bits of CPD this year which has had the most positive feedback is our T and L briefings where each week I remind staff of one strategy which feeds into our Great Teaching principles. None of these are my own ideas but I add any I hear in podcasts or in my reading 1/





































