1. Third Year History Date:
Why we study history.
“Those who cannot remember the past are doomed to repeat it”. (George Santayana) .
As we explore space, will we learn from Christopher Columbus.
Where we see corruption and wrongdoings, will we reform and revolutionise.
As we fear the arrival of war, will we remember how the other two began and ended. This is up to you.

2. Third Year History Date:
General schedule of the class
5-10 minutes warm-up – get your head in the place it needs to be for the task.
Read through a section, marking what needs to go into the notes.
Answering the questions and complete tasks to study the information.
5 minute cool-down, questions, homework (homework should never take more than min)

3. Third Year History Date: Last thing before we start: Journals
Notes copy, exercise copy, Pen
And Pencil
(we shall be marking the book a lot)
Buy a small folder as well for worksheets.

4. Warm-up – mind maps
The history books are big, bulky and scary things that are not very exam-focused. That is why your copies and notes are your greatest allies in this subject. Them and MINDMAPS!
As a warm-up, I want you to make a mind-map of you summer vacation.

5. Warm-up – mind maps Fact Fact Fact Heading Fact Fact Heading NAME
Headings: Things like holidays, exams, news, water issues, Trump, activities, etc
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Note to me, do sample on board of my summer.

6. Warm-up – mind maps Fact Fact Fact Fact Fact Heading Heading Fact NAME
Headings: Things like holidays, exams, news, water issues, Trump, activities, etc
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7. Layout of the Exam – 2 hours 30 min
Section 1 contains three different picture questions.

8. Layout of the Exam
Section 2 has two different document questions.

9. Layout of the Exam
Section 3 consists of 20 short answer questions; you have to answer at least 10.

10. Layout of the Exam
Section 4 has two different sections containing three different people in history, you must do one different person in history from each section.

11. Layout of the Exam
Section 5 is a source question whereby you must answer several short questions and an account.

12. Layout of the Exam
Section 6 consists of 4 long questions, you have to answer at least 2.

13. History Syllabus – book one
Section 1: The Work of a Historian
Section 2: Ancient Ireland
Section 3: Life in Ancient Rome
Section 4: Medieval Life
Section 5: The Renaissance
Section 6: Explorations
Section 7: The Reformation
Section 8: Plantations
Section 9: The Age of Revolutions
Section 10: The Industrial Revolution

14. History Syllabus – book two
Section 1: International Relations
Topic A: War and Peace in Europe – 45
Topic B: The Rise of Superpowers
Topic C Move to European Unity
Topic D: India – A Study in Asian Nationalism
Section 2: Political Developments in Ireland – 2000
Topic A:Political Developments in Ireland – 1921
Topic B: Independent Ireland – 2000
Topic C: Northern Ireland – 2000
Section 3: Ireland: Social History.

15. Reflection
I think...
I know...
I want to know...

16. Homework
And the homework is

17. And the homework is........ Make sure you have a pen and copy.
Make sure you have Book One

18. If underestimated time
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