• To investigate what Africa was like before Slavery & explain if Africa was uncivilised before slavery<br />
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Differentiated worksheet included<br />
outcomes for the lesson are - <br />
• To identify what a slave auction was<br />
• To explain what people would look for in a slave auction<br />
• To describe what happened in a slave auction<br />
• To explain how slaves would have felt during a slave auction<br />
Lesson allows student s to...<br />
To identify what happened during middle passage<br />
• To describe what conditions were like on the middle passage<br />
• To investigate how the middle passage effected slaves<br />
• To explain how slaves would have felt on the middle passage<br />
<p>Second assignment for the NASENCO Course completed this year - A lesson study on supporting strategies for Dyslexic learners</p>
<p>There are several sheets for the appendix hence the higher price as it includes all the study and the follow on assignment</p>
<p>Achieved a good pass</p>
• To describe how Britain and India traded?<br />
• To explain why Britain my want to rule India?<br />
• To evaluate whether we should have been proud of the trade of our empire<br />
- PPT<br />
-Celtic Life sources<br />
- Celtic life recording grid<br />
- Letter writing frame <br />
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Students think pair share starter (recap prior knowledge), use picture sources to investigate what life was life, students read written information to fill in the grid (apply knowledge), literacy letter writing task describing what life was like (Literacy) Students use mini plenary's throughout to assess progress
Group task on how to answer a 16 mark question on OCR Paper 2 British depth study 1939 - 75<br />
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Uses some of the past OCR Sources in the activities<br />
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Worksheets/resources included within the presentation slides to print.<br />
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Focused on A*/A responses however it is differentiated for weaker students
13 Lesson detailed scheme of work titled 'How were slaves treated during the transatlantic slave trade?'<br />
Breaks down into specific activity ideas<br />
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Contains ICAN assessment criteria to use in place of NC Levels.
This lesson follows the 'Invasion, plague and murder' textbook by Aaron Wilkes however a generic information sheet containing the Harrying of the north and how William used terror to control the English would be sufficient to accompany the activities in this presentation
Used this for an OFSTED lesson... differentiated for High prior attainers and the rest of the group as the sources are more challenging to stretch these pupils further<br />
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