A current teacher of History and Government and Politics, with 15 years experience of creating excellent resources, delivering outstanding lessons, and achieving great results, with nine years experience of examining GCSE and A Level for Edexcel and AQA.
A current teacher of History and Government and Politics, with 15 years experience of creating excellent resources, delivering outstanding lessons, and achieving great results, with nine years experience of examining GCSE and A Level for Edexcel and AQA.
Use these three detailed PPTs to cover all of the Elizabethan England course content (created from the Edexcel textbook and specification - everything is covered!).
Each PPT can be used as a great final overview of the three main chapters of the course, namely: GOVERNMENT AND RELIGION, THREATS AT HOME AND ABROAD and SOCIETY AND EXPLORATION.
Teachers can ‘talk and chalk’ whilst students take notes on Elizabethan England.
Also a great resource to share with students for their own revision at home.
*Please review and feel free to offer suggestions on how the resource could be improved further!
A one-stop shop for your Early Modern Crime and Punishment revision activities. Work your way through these resources to get yourself fully prepared for any question that pops up on Early Modern Crime and Punishment!
This PPT contains the following resources:
Topic checklist
Brain Dump
Quizzes (with answers)
Practice questions
Exam question guidance and model answers
A one-stop shop for your Industrial Crime and Punishment revision activities. Work your way through these resources to get yourself fully prepared for any question that pops up on Industrial Crime and Punishment!
This PPT contains the following resources:
Topic checklist
Brain Dump
Quizzes (with answers)
Practice questions
Exam question guidance and model answers
A one-stop shop for your Modern Crime and Punishment revision activities. Work your way through these resources to get yourself fully prepared for any question that pops up on Modern Crime and Punishment!
This PPT contains the following resources:
Topic checklist
Brain Dump
Quizzes (with answers)
Practice questions
Exam question guidance and model answers
A one-stop shop for your Whitechapel Crime and Punishment revision activities. Work your way through these resources to get yourself fully prepared for any question that pops up on Whitechapel Crime and Punishment!
This PPT contains the following resources:
Topic checklist
Brain Dump
Quizzes (with answers)
Practice questions
Exam question guidance and model answers
Use these PPTS for revision sessions on each of the five Crime and Punishment chapters. They can also be shared with students to work through at home or in school by themselves.
Each PPT contains the following resources:
Topic checklist
Brain Dump
Quizzes (with answers)
Practice questions
Exam question guidance and model answers
*Please review and feel free to offer suggestions on how the resource could be improved further!
Use these four detailed PPTs to cover all of the course content (created from the Edexcel textbook and specification - everything is covered!).
Each PPT can be used as a great final overview of CRIMES, LAW ENFORCEMENT and PUNISHMENTS.
Teachers can ‘talk and chalk’ whilst students take notes on the changing nature of crime from 1000-Present.
A comprehensive and concise overview of all the content students need, to be able to analyse Chapter 2: Cold War Crises.
Built from the Edexcel specification and textbook, this PPT covers everything you need to know to plan and answer practice questions, including key information for each event AND their consequences and the reasons why they were important!
Suitable for teachers to teach from or for students to revise from.
*Please review and feel free to offer suggestions on how the resource could be improved further!
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A comprehensive and concise overview of all the content students need, to be able to analyse Chapter 3: End of Cold War.
Built from the Edexcel specification and textbook, this PPT covers everything you need to know to plan and answer practice questions, including key information for each event AND their consequences and the reasons why they were important!
Suitable for teachers to teach from or for students to revise from.
*Please review and feel free to offer suggestions on how the resource could be improved further!
Use these three detailed PowerPoints to cover all of the Edexcel course content (created from the Edexcel textbook and specification - everything is covered!).
Each PPT can be used as a great final overview of the three main chapters of the course, namely: 1 Origins of Cold War, 2 Cold War Crises, 3 End of the Cold War.
Teachers can ‘talk and chalk’ whilst students take notes on Nazi Germany.
Also a great resource to share with students for their own revision at home.
*Please review and feel free to offer suggestions on how the resource could be improved further!
Use these four detailed PPTs to cover all of the Nazi Germany course content (created from the Edexcel textbook and specification - everything is covered!).
Each PPT can be used as a great final overview of the four main chapters of the course, namely: CREATION OF WEIMAR, EARLY RISE OF THE NAZIS, CONTROL AND OPPOSITION AND LIFE IN NAZI GERMANY.
Teachers can ‘talk and chalk’ whilst students take notes on Nazi Germany.
Also a great resource to share with students for their own revision at home.
*Please review and feel free to offer suggestions on how the resource could be improved further!
A comprehensive and concise overview of all the content students need, to be able to analyse Chapter 1: Cold War Origins.
Built from the Edexcel specification and textbook, this PPT covers everything you need to know to plan and answer practice questions, including key information for each event AND their consequences and the reasons why they were important!
Suitable for teachers to teach from or for students to revise from.
*Please review and feel free to offer suggestions on how the resource could be improved further!
A one-stop shop for your Medieval Crime and Punishment revision activities. Work your way through these resources to get yourself fully prepared for any question that pops up on Medieval Crime and Punishment!
This PPT contains the following resources:
Topic checklist
Brain Dump
Quizzes (with answers)
Practice questions
Exam question guidance and model answers
A comprehensive and concise overview of all the content students need to be able to analyse the changing nature of punishments, from 1000 - present.
With most questions focusing on comparing themes of either crimes, punishments or law enforcement over different periods, this PPT will cover everything you need to know to plan and answer practice questions!
Suitable for teachers to teach from or for students to revise from.
*Please review and feel free to offer suggestions on how the resource could be improved further!
A comprehensive and concise overview of all the content students need to be able to analyse the changing nature of law enforcement, from 1000 - present.
With most questions focusing on comparing themes of either crimes, punishments or law enforcement over different periods, this PPT will cover everything you need to know to plan and answer practice questions!
Suitable for teachers to teach from or for students to revise from.
*Please review and feel free to offer suggestions on how the resource could be improved further!
A comprehensive and concise overview of all the content students need to be able to analyse the changing nature of crime, from 1000 - present.
With most questions focusing on comparing themes of either crimes, punishments or law enforcement over different periods, this PPT will cover everything you need to know to plan and answer practice questions!
Suitable for teachers to teach from or for students to revise from.
A comprehensive and concise overview of all the content students need to be able to analyse the main topic of Whitechapel, from 1870 - 1900.
The content will help students to answer questions on key features of Whitechapel and the two evidence questions.
Suitable for teachers to teach from or for students to revise from.
*Please review and feel free to offer suggestions on how the resource could be improved further!
A giant bank of over 70 source questions for students to practice answering.
For each 2a ‘How Useful’ question, there is an accompanying 2b ‘Follow up’ question, with some model answers to help even further!
*Please feel free to review and add any comments on how this resource could be improved even further.
A great, visually vibrant lesson, with an array of activities, including differentiated tasks for higher and lower ability students, designed to to get students thinking critically, whilst developing historical, communication and literacy skills.
This lesson is largely student led, with a lot of extra challenges, allowing the teacher time to rotate the classroom and check progress.
Key components of the lesson include:
Clear objectives, incorporating differentiated, higher-order thinking skills
Context slide and video link to ‘set the scene’
Task 1: Reading, with comprehension task to acquire knowledge
An alternative comprehension task to offer variety
Task 2: Historical source skills activity
An alternative TASK 2, to develop critical thinking
Plenary to assess learning and to challenge evaluative critical-thinking
Differentiated task for lower ability students
Key word glossary for lower ability students
Extension tasks for extra challenge
An overview lesson of the German Blitzkreig of Poland.
A great, visually vibrant lesson, with an array of activities, including differentiated tasks for higher and lower ability students, designed to to get students thinking critically, whilst developing their communication and literacy skills, as well as developing their historical skills through source analysis.
This lesson is largely student led, with a lot of extra challenges, allowing the teacher time to rotate the classroom and check progress.
Key components of the lesson include:
Clear objectives, incorporating differentiated, higher-order thinking skills
Context slide and video link to ‘set the scene’
Task 1: Reading, with comprehension task to acquire knowledge
An alternative comprehension task to offer variety
Task 2: Historical source skills activity
An alternative TASK 2, to develop critical thinking
Plenary to assess learning and to challenge evaluative critical-thinking
Differentiated task for lower ability students
Key word glossary for lower ability students
Extension tasks for extra challenge
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