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History Revision for AQA GCSE History

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#GCSEHistory #AQA Exams are fast approaching. Get prepared with our episodes on all paper 1 and 2 topics. Available on Spotify as The GCSE History Revision Podcast or on the podcast app of your device here podfollow.com/1157414818
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A lovely bit of local history about the Scarborough Bombardment bsky.app/profile/davidpendle…
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We've migrated to Bluesky, gscehistpod Couldn't really justify using this platform any more. The pod remains on all the usual platforms but of you have any questions or requests, please catch us there. This won't be monitored any more.
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I’ve been teacher for 25+ years. The vast majority of that working with students in inner-city schools. @tombennett71 is ABSOLUTELY CORRECT that discovery learning benefits the privileged.
Discovery learning is the slowest, clumsiest, most error-prone way for novices to learn anything. It privileges children who have advantaged home circumstances, tutors, supportive homes, and discriminates against children for whom school is their main or possibly only chance to learn how to read and write. If your child asks you how they change species, you don’t just stop- you start teaching them science and biology! Best of all, because they can start to read about it, and because they’re interested, it will aid their motivation to do so.
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Today's the 958th anniversary of the Battle of Hastings, so obviously I'm reposting the scenes from the Bayeux Tapestry I made with Playmobil.
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I've never seen the aurora before!.
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Somehow I thought she'd live forever. RIP Dame Maggie Smith.
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And we’re off! The call for evidence for the curriculum and assessment review is now open, and will be for 8 weeks. As @BeckyFrancis7 says, this is the chance for a national conversation. Excited to hear the diverse views, insights & expertise of all. gov.uk/government/calls-for-…
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A new personal low today. The year 11 film studies class discussing who should play me. Jack black isn't unexpected. But then one of them said
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Quick bit of WW2 action at the Games Club last night
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Farewell to legendary singer and #StarTrek DS9 recurring star Jimmy Darren — Vic Fontaine, your holosuite will always keep running in our hearts. #JamesDarren
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Looking forward to getting back to work and starting some high quality film analysis with the Year 11s
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Congratulations to our #GCSE #FilmStudies classes on our best ever results. Well deserved after all the hard work and some excellent films written and shot. And congratulations to my #GCSEhistory class who got the best results I've had on the new 1-9 GCSEs.
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Good luck to everyone getting their #GCSE results tomorrow, especially our #History and #FilmStudies students.
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This is one of the worst cases of post hoc ergo propter hoc I've ever seen. Assuming it's the suspension that causes the lower outcomes rather than the *behaviour that led to the suspension* shows a compete lack of understanding of what learning actually is.
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David Frost is fundamentally an over-promoted mid-tier talent.
It's the utter shamelessness of it.
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