Units of Study:
Change and Continuity Featuring William the Conqueror
Similarity and Difference Featuring Gandhi and Martin Luther King Jr
Significance Featuring Genghis Khan
Cause and Consequence Featuring Henry VIII and His Wives
Source Analysis Featuring Osman
Interpretations Featuring Che Guevara
Lessons: 6
This course is a little different to my usual history courses. Instead of taking one topic and diving in deep, this course is all about learning to write effective answers to big historical questions. Each lesson focuses on one of the key skills used in history from KS2 to KS4 and will help students to write paragraphs that get to the heart of an issue in as effective a way as possible. Each lesson will use a particular figure from history as our basis so there will still be a heap of new, interesting history facts to learn. These historical figures will hopefully be familiar already so we can really get deep into how to structure our writing.
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These courses will be webinar style. This means I am the only one talking, there will be no cameras or microphones on except mine. The students will be able to chat to me via the chat box system, but not with each other.
Curriculum: Key Stage 3
When: Self Paced
First Lesson:
Length: 6 Lessons
Lessons: 6
Units of Study:
Change and Continuity Featuring William the Conqueror
Similarity and Difference Featuring Gandhi and Martin Luther King Jr
Significance Featuring Genghis Khan
Cause and Consequence Featuring Henry VIII and His Wives
Source Analysis Featuring Osman
Interpretations Featuring Che Guevara