This presentation is based on GCSE History of Medicine book, with the addition of many visual aids. This unit is an introduction to the Black Death: causes, spread, casualties.

This presentation is based on GCSE History of Medicine book, with an addition of many pictures and diagrams to increase the understanding of the content. This lesson is about religious , supernatural and natural causes and treatments of the Black Death.

This is a presentation based on the Edexcel GCSE History book. It has many pictures and diagrams, as well as couple of YouTube links to improve the comprehension of the topic. This lesson covers supernatural and religious causes of disease in the Medieval England, story of Job and suffering, religious society, the Church's role in medical care, leprosy and astrology.

This presentation is based on Edexcel GCSE History book. It contains many pictures to visualise the content for all ability pupils. This unit is about the origins of the Theory of Four Humours, balance of humours, dominative humour and theory of opposites. The presentation has two links to YouTube videos.

This presentation is based on Edexcel History of Medicine book, and it has many pictures to visualise the content of the course. This unit is about the influence of Galen and Hippocrates, the role of the Church, the idea of miasma and use of urine charts.

Pleonasm - usually consist of two words, one of which is redundant.

Antigram - A word which after rearranging letters becomes something quite opposite or contradictory.

Oxymoron - figure of Speech in which contradictory terms appear in conjunction with each other.

English Language contradictions.

Antagonyms - two words or expressions spelt the same and pronounced the same but with directly oppose meaning, depending on their context.

Homonyms - two separate words that may be spelt or sound the same, but always differ in meaning. Heteronyms - two words that are spelt the same, but differ in pronouncing and meaning.

This resource is based on GCSE History of Medicine book. By adding up many pictures and diagrams to increase the understanding of the course. This unit is on the treatment in Renaissance: theory of transference, herbal remedies, remedies from the New World, chemical cures (alchemy and chemical remedies).

This presentation is based on GCSE History of Medicine book. There are many pictures and couple of video links added up to visualise the content of the course to all ability pupils. This unit is about the inflence of printing press and the work of the Royal Society.

This presentation is based on GCSE History book, and by adding up many visual clues it will be accessible to all ability pupils. This lesson is about the new ideas in medicine during Renaissance: people (Paracelsus, Frascatoro, Harvey, van Helmont, Hooke, Sydenham, Leeuwenhoek, Paré, Vesalius), discoveries (human anatomy), changing ideas that influenced medical knowledge.

This presentation is based on GCSE History book. The content of the course is enriched with many pictures to increase the understanding of the course. There are couple of YouTube links to explain visually some aspects of the lesson. This unit is on Humanism in Renaissance and Thomas Sydenham,

This is a presentation based on GCSE History book, with many pictures to increase the understanding of the lesson. This unit is about the idea of prevention of illness, the way it changed from the Medieval times, and what ideas continued in the Renaissance.

This presentation is based on GCSE History of Medicine book. The content of the lesson is enhanced by adding many pictures to visualise the lesson. This unit is on the medical care in the Renaissance: apothecaries, surgeons, physicians and home care.

This resource is based on GCSE History of Medicine book. By adding many pictures and links to short videos the content of the lesson is more accessible to all ability pupils. This unit is about Edward Jenner and development of smallpox vaccine, as well as reactions from the public and short and long term impacts of vaccination. There are three links to short YouTube videos about the development of the vaccine.

This presentation is based on Edexcel GCSE History of Medicine. Each unit has many pictures and diagrams to make the lesson more accessible to all ability pupils. This unit is about the work of Louis Pasteur, his Germs Theory, as well as brief notes on works of Joseph Lister, and John Tyndall, and role of dr Henry Bastian in spreading their discoveries in Britain. There are links to two videos one about Louis Pasteur and second one about Joseph Lister.

This presentation is based on Edexcel GCSE History book, and by adding up pictures and couple of video links this lesson is accessible to all ability pupils. This unit is about the basic overview of the causes of illness in 18th and 19th centuries. It contains 2 video links one about the Enlightenment and one of spontaneous generation.