Teaching the new GCSE History Knowledge Building.

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Teaching the new GCSE History Knowledge Building

Knowledge building 1.Making it memorable 2.Encouraging more historical thinking 3.Embracing narrative 4.Making time for sense of period This is likely to be what you do well in KS3 already

Making it memorable

Make it memorable with… Individuals Objects Places The weirder, the more curious, the better

Encouraging more historical thinking

Moving beyond passive knowledge to active engagement with the knowledge through… Enquiry Debate Evaluation

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What object would you choose to represent Weimar culture?

Embracing narrative

Not being afraid to tell the story and getting kids to see it as a story. Sequencing Ordering Analysing

Making time for sense of period

Important to teach around the specification as well as directly to it. Make starters work for you. Take time to unpack a single source.

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