Chat with historical figures If you are teaching history, your students can now chat with characters from history and ask them questions ...
untold stories that form an important part of British history. 2. Refugee Boy by Benjamin Zephaniah and adapted for the stage by Lemn Sissay A story ...
another teaching buzzword? Let’s take a look at the history of personalisation in education, its two main interpretations and the benefits it can ...
significance of the food, where it comes from, its history, and how and when people typically eat it. You could also invite a local chef or parent who ...
events and compare them with current day events Tie history and politics together and ask students if they can see any similarities between historical ...
grandparent or family friend isolating alone? If you are a history teacher, promote marginalised voices and texts to show your students an alternative ...
example, a student might prompt ChatGPT to write a history essay from scratch that they were asked to research, plan, and write themselves. Or they ...
they could try recipes from ancient cultures for History or design electrical circuits for Science and Technology. Trips to galleries and ...
subject. Real-world problems don’t arrive labelled ‘history’ or ‘physics’, yet our teaching timetables often insist they should. That tension is ...
International qualifications delivering clear outcomes to help learners achieve their goals Douglas Nupen is Head of Academics and a History and ...
