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David Hasslehoff bringing down the Berlin Wall… (sort of…)

Describe the impact of the construction of the Berlin Wall… Know what to prepare for your assessment on Monday… Review revision techniques and consider the best technique for you… LESSON OBJECTIVES

The end of the Wall

Berlin Wall 1961 Why? What happened? Significance? Impact on USA-USSR relations? Links to Cuban Missile Crisis (1962)

HASSLEHOFF...

Describe the impact of the construction of the Berlin Wall… Know what to prepare for your assessment on Monday… Review revision techniques and consider the best technique for you… LESSON OBJECTIVES

Describe the impact of the construction of the Berlin Wall… Know what to prepare for your assessment on Monday… Review revision techniques and consider the best technique for you… LESSON OBJECTIVES

How do you / could you revise for exams

Order these common revision techniques from what you think are the most effective to the least effective Re-reading Practice tests, including flash cards Keyword mnemomics Highlighting / underlining Writing summaries of texts Self / pair discussion (ORAL) explanations Mental imaging / mind maps “Distributed practice” – spreading study and revision over time

Most effective Moderately effective Not v. effective (at least, not by themselves) Practice tests, including flash cards Self / pair discussion (ORAL) explanations “Distributed practice” – spreading study and revision over time Re-reading Keyword mnemomics Writing summaries of texts Mental imaging / mind maps Highlighting / underlining

Describe the impact of the construction of the Berlin Wall… Know what to prepare for your assessment on Monday… Review revision techniques and consider the best technique for you… LESSON OBJECTIVES

13 days (2000 movie) - 24 Oct 1962