GCSE Conflict and Tension 1919-1939 AQA Class Workbooklet

This booklet offers a coherent, detailed overview of AQA Conflict and Tension interwar years 1919-1939. It includes self-assessment checklists, reading tasks, activities and question planning. This booklet can prove essential in the current climate of attendance where, if a pupil misses even just one lesson, they risk losing valuable information for their end exam. With these booklets, gaps can be eliminated as pupils can undertake independent reading and work tasks without putting extra stress on the teacher. Every piece of information for this topic is contained in one simple work booklet. This allows you as a teacher to ensure that all written work in class books is meaningful, and exam focused whilst the work booklet remains as a scaffold.

The aim of this booklet is to reduce teacher workload whilst offering pupils the best possible chance of success. The booklet aims to give teachers of any experience the confidence to teach to the absolute top in an engaging and creative way within the time constraints that we often feel when teaching a 2-year GCSE!

What is included? (57 page workbooklet)

-Clear, coherent and chronological structure following AQAs SOW.

-The booklet is split into three clear subtopics:

Peacemaking 1918-1919 (The Treaty of Versailles)

Peacekeeping 1920-1935 (The League of Nations)

Steps to War 1933-1935 (Hitler’s aims and Appeasement)

-Each subtopic is clearly chunked up with a self-assessment RAG (Red, Amber, Green) tracker for pupils to complete at the end of the topic, annotate and review as they go through. Lessons that they have missed can be clearly identified on this RAG trackers

-Pupils receive a ‘How to’ question guide at the front which breaks down each question type for the paper to support question practice and timing in lessons.

-Three, 16-mark question plans at, one at the end of each subsection as these are the three areas that will be chosen from in their real GCSE. This means that after completing the work booklet, pupils will have three detailed and structured 16-mark plans to help with their revision.