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SHP: third workshop

Posted on July 6, 2013 by sallythorne

Christopher Edwards on planning for higher order historical thinking at ks3. We start by discussing what makes a good or outstanding history lesson as a group and then feeding back to everyone. Chris suggests that Ofsted has a view on … Continue reading →

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SHP: second workshop

Posted on July 6, 2013 by sallythorne

Michael Riley and Jamie Byrom talking about creative and rigorous planning through a case study of the Mughal Empire. Feel like I’m back on my PGCE. We start with a picture of the Taj Mahal. Jamie wonders, do we ever … Continue reading →

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SHP: second plenary

Posted on July 5, 2013 by sallythorne

Panel discussion on Looking forward to the new NC and GCSE, with Katherine Burn, Steve Mastin, Michael Riley and Esther Arnott. Lesley Ann kicks off – should we be worried about school history? K: no! It’s taught by historians! There … Continue reading →

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SHP25: first plenary

Posted on July 5, 2013 by sallythorne

Back at the SHP conference for its silver anniversary! First up – Dale Banham and Russell Hall on raising achievement at GCSE and A-Level. Before that, Michael identifies and thanks everyone associated with making SHP a success since it began. … Continue reading →

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