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1 Medieval Medicine c1500

2      Learning Outcomes Q1. What was medieval housing like?
Q2. What were medieval towns like? Q3. Why did disease spread so easily? Q4. What type of medical assistance was available? Q5. How effective was medieval medicine?

3      Learning Outcomes
1. Develop team skills (cooperative working) 2. Select & record relevant information 3. Use historical facts in imaginative way Write in sentences Correctly label diagram of medieval house

4 Modern Living Conditions & Medicine
Making Comparisons Living conditions? Sanitation ? Sanitation means basic cleanliness Having proper toilets Having sewers Having clean water Medical knowledge?

5 Living Conditions & Medieval Medicine
Making Comparisons Living conditions were very basic Sanitation was very poor Sanitation means basic cleanliness Having proper toilets Having sewers Having clean water What were they like? Unhealthy conditions meant what? Why? Cures? Medical knowledge very poor

6 Group Activities There are 5 work groups
Work as a team to find information Help each other out Each jotter to have completed work Excellent stamp for quality of work Excellent stamp for working together How well you help each other complete tasks & find information

7 10 minutes per activity 1 3 5 2 4

8 Your Findings What were the houses like?
What would they have been like to live in? What were the towns like? Why did disease spread so easily? Who tried to cure illnesses? Why could doctors do so little? Describe a medieval cure How effective do you think cures were?

9 Have you been successful? How do you know?

10      Learning Outcomes Q1. What was medieval housing like?
Q2. What were medieval towns like? Q3. Why did disease spread so easily? Q4. What type of medical assistance was available? Q5. How effective was medieval medicine?

11      Learning Outcomes
1. Develop team skills (cooperative working) 2. Select & record relevant information 3. Use historical facts in imaginative way Write in sentences Correctly label diagram of medieval house

12 Well done Excellent learning today

13 Black Rats - Rattus rattus

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