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The Nerdy History Teacher

A selection of resources for History Teaching, for KS3 and GCSE (AQA and Edexcel). Subject specialist in Medicine and Scientific History.

A selection of resources for History Teaching, for KS3 and GCSE (AQA and Edexcel). Subject specialist in Medicine and Scientific History.
Renaissance Communications: info & activity
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Renaissance Communications: info & activity

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A task sheet about the improvements in communications in the Renaissance era and their impact on medicine. This sheet contains information on the developments of the Renaissance, a review activity for the students to complete (by matching sentence halves) and a 12-mark exam style question to complete. This activity is perfect for distance or e-learning, class work or setting for home learning.
Revision Activity: Factors affecting medicine in the 1800s
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Revision Activity: Factors affecting medicine in the 1800s

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A revision/review activity for the all GCSE Medicine specifications. There are two tasks in this activity sheet, focusing on the role of factors in the development of medicine in the 1800s. First activity: students are asked to use all their knowledge so far to find examples of the different factors (war, teamwork, chance, seeking improvement/ambition, religion, individuals, science and technology, government, communications) at play in the 1800s and how they have improved medicine. Second activity: students are then to reflect on what they have revised and rank the 9 factors in a Diamond 9 in order of importance for medical development. A perfect activity for distance learning, revision, classwork or home learning.
NHS Information Sheet (1948-1960s)
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NHS Information Sheet (1948-1960s)

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An information sheet about the founding and development of the NHS from 1948 until the 1960s. The sheet includes: introduction and aims of the NHS services offered how the NHS was different to the National Insurance Act of 1911 impact of the NHS changes implemented in the 1960s This is a printable resource (covers one side of a4), but it could be copied and adapted to be uploaded , or set as part of e-learning. It is suitable for all Medicine GCSE syllabuses.