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The revision notes from the lesson are available as a powerpoint or a NewDeal. The two video clips that we watched are available below: Remember that the New Deal can be a bit of a scary topic to learn. All of those alphabet agencies, and the different parts of the first and second New Deal can…
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In our lesson on Monday, we began to review the ways in which US society changed in the 1920s. We used the picture to the left to remind ourselves of some of the key events. Click on the picture to open it full size, and with the person sitting next to you see what you can remember about each event.…
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Year 11, I was really pleased with the work you did today looking at the example answers to the GCSE exam. The key messages about technique that you identified were spot on: – Answer the question set – Attempt every question – Use details from the sources and own knowledge If you want to look…
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Year 11, the final aspect of International Relations for you to revise is the collapse of peace in 1939. The handout from the lesson will really help you answer the practice exam questions. However if you are looking to deepen your understanding it would be worth listening to this podcast about appeasement and this one…
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Hello Year 10, your end of unit mock exam is fast approaching. As we discussed in lessons, there is a useful set of notes to help you with your revision of the League of Nations. The notes can be downloaded here. There are a series of suggested activities to help you learn it. There are…
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Year 10 have been studying the Wall Street Crash. As part of that we have looked at how people can make money from stocks and shares. In today’s lesson you will look at the effects of the Wall Street Crash. However I also want to give you the chance to see if you can make…
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Year 10 are currently preparing for the RE module exams (OCR Philosophy and Ethics GCSE). I’ve decided to use this page as an additional place where you can get hold of the RE:vision powerpoints, question lists and games. Remember that you need to be thoroughly prepared for the exam to get the higher grades. There…
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In today’s lesson we are looking at the oranisation of the League of Nations. In particular, I want you to consider examples of strengths and weaknesses in the League and consider how well it was organised. To start off with you need to make a Venn Diagram on Microsoft Publisher: A Venn Diagram has two…
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The GCSE History Revision pages have been updated with links to some new BBC Bitesize revision videos. They are short snappy films, featuring a range of relevant and sometimes random clips. However, they contain some key information in memorable form. Who could fail to remember the key facts from GCSE History when they are acted…
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Tonight hundreds of people took part in a torchlit procession through Bristol to mark the release of the worlds most famous prisoner. (BBC television news, February 1990) I have collected together a range of sources looking at the end of apartheid in South Africa. The aim is to help GCSE students (14-16 years old) to…
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