Nurturing history teachers and teaching in a time of Covid
Reflecting on the story so far… nurturing history teachers and teaching in the academic year 2020-21. Continue reading Nurturing history teachers and teaching in a time of Covid
Month: September 2020
Teaching History for beginners… Disciplinary Concepts
Helen Snelson, Chair of HA Secondary Committee and PGCE History Tutor at the University of York, writes about the HA’s upcoming webinar for beginning teachers and support to teach the disiciplinary concepts. David Ingledew, Head of Secondary ITE at the University of Hertfordshire, and myself have recorded a short intro to disciplinary concepts in the history classroom for beginning teachers. You can find it here. … Continue reading Teaching History for beginners… Disciplinary Concepts
Being ambitious with the First World War: ‘Blended, not binary.’
Alex Fairlamb delves back into the TH archives and is inspired by Gary Howells’ work on the causes of World War One – part two. Continue reading Being ambitious with the First World War: ‘Blended, not binary.’
Being ambitious with the First World War: interrogating inevitability
Alex Fairlamb delves back into the TH archives and is inspired by Gary Howells’ work on the causes of World War One – part one. Continue reading Being ambitious with the First World War: interrogating inevitability
Looking Ahead to September: some initial thoughts for History Subject Leaders
An experienced subject leader shares his thinking about the year ahead in history subject leadership. Continue reading Looking Ahead to September: some initial thoughts for History Subject Leaders
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