Hello,
History & Psychology teacher for 15 years, 5 years in the UK and 10 years internationally.
Current Head of Department. Past examiner with OCR. Experience teaching GCSE and IGCSE, A Level and IB.
Teaching and have taught:
Geography, RE, Public Services, Travel and Tourism, Leisure and Tourism, History, Psychology.
Hello,
History & Psychology teacher for 15 years, 5 years in the UK and 10 years internationally.
Current Head of Department. Past examiner with OCR. Experience teaching GCSE and IGCSE, A Level and IB.
Teaching and have taught:
Geography, RE, Public Services, Travel and Tourism, Leisure and Tourism, History, Psychology.
A full lesson and set of activities (with linked free downloadable sheets) to complete learning into German reactions to the Treaty of Versailles, including source evaluation and exam practice.
This lesson and the topic is part of a standard set of lessons looking into helping students understand the reactions of Woodrow Wilson, Georges Clemenceau and David Lloyd George once the terms of the Treaty of Versailles were announced; it allows students to understand what the ToV was, who was involved, when and why they were involved and why it was so significant. It allows them to evaluate how happy the Big Three were, which then links into future discussions about how fair and just it was. There are links to websites useful for research and many different types of activities to keep students focused and involved in the lesson.
This resource is ready to download and teach as it is, for students of all abilities to work through.
It is clear, concise and rated outstanding in the classroom. This is part of a set of resources uploaded focusing on the Peace Treaties at the end of the First World War.
If you have any questions, please contact me at samantha.jones.2104@icloud.com.
Thanks
CIE / OCR specific, but can be used for Edexecel and AQA
A full lesson and set of activities (with linked free downloadable sheets) to complete learning into what was the impact of the ToV on Germany?
This lesson and the topic is part of a standard set of lessons looking into helping students understand the reactions of Germany and the German public once the terms of the Treaty of Versailles were announced; it allows students to understand what the ToV was, who was involved, when and why they were involved and why it was so significant. It allows them to evaluate how happy the Big Three were, which then links into future discussions about how fair and just it was. There are links to websites useful for research and many different types of activities to keep students focused and involved in the lesson.
This resource is ready to download and teach as it is, for students of all abilities to work through.
It is clear, concise and rated outstanding in the classroom. This is part of a set of resources uploaded focusing on the Peace Treaties at the end of the First World War.
If you have any questions, please contact me at samantha.jones.2104@icloud.com.
Thanks
A full lesson and set of activities (with linked free downloadable sheets) to complete learning into The Transatlantic Slave Trade with the focus on the Life on the Plantations. This lesson looks into helping students understand what slavery is and what different types of slavery there has been throughout history; it allows students to understand why transatlantic slavery is so significant. There are links to websites useful for research and many different types of activities to keep students focused and involved in the lesson.
This resource is ready to download and teach as it is, for students of all abilities to work through.
It is clear, concise and rated outstanding in the classroom. This is part of a set of resources uploaded focusing on The Transatlantic Slave Trade.
If you have any questions, please contact me at samantha.jones.2104@icloud.com.
Thanks
A full lesson and set of activities (with linked free downloadable sheets) to complete learning into The Transatlantic Slave Trade with the focus on introducing students to placing slavery in context focusing on different types of slavery throughout history. This lesson looks into helping students understand what slavery is and what different types of slavery there has been throughout history; it allows students to understand why transatlantic slavery is so significant. There are links to websites useful for research and many different types of activities to keep students focused and involved in the lesson.
This resource is ready to download and teach as it is, for students of all abilities to work through.
It is clear, concise and rated outstanding in the classroom. This is part of a set of resources uploaded focusing on The Transatlantic Slave Trade.
If you have any questions, please contact me at samantha.jones.2104@icloud.com.
Thanks
A full lesson and set of activities (with linked free downloadable sheets) to complete learning into The Transatlantic Slave Trade with the focus on introducing students to ‘what is slavery?’. This lesson looks into helping students understand what slavery is and what it means to be a slave. There are links to websites useful for research and many different types of activities to keep students focused and involved in the lesson.
This resource is ready to download and teach as it is, for students of all abilities to work through.
It is clear, concise and rated outstanding in the classroom. This is part of a set of resources uploaded focusing on The Transatlantic Slave Trade.
If you have any questions, please contact me at samantha.jones.2104@icloud.com.
Thanks
Full lesson with all resources covering the role and impact of Sergei Witte.
Industrialisation of imperial russia.
Ready to go outstanding graded lesson.
A set of resources ready to go focused on the modernisation (or not) of Imperial Russia under the Tsars.
This lesson fits in on modernisation of agriculture and the Dumas.
Stolypin is focused on, and theres an opportunity to compare to Witte (a further set of resources is available in my shop focused on Witte and industrialisation.)
Opposition in Tsarist Russia - looking at reasons why Tsardom was so unpopular, and therefore why oppositional groups grew and ultimately assassinated Alexander II.
This opposition then fed through to Alexander III’s reign and into Nicholas II’s reign and was a long term cause of the Revolution and his abdication.
All resources included, lesson is ready to go and part of my huge shop focusing on Imperial Russia.
Why did the First World War help to cause the Feb Revolution?
A full, ready - to - go lesson focusing on WWI as a factor, including essay practise and exam technique.
Outstanding lesson part of a set of resources focusing on Imperial Russia.
Full set of resources covering at least 2 lessons worth of information on the role of Rasputin in the downfall of Nicholas II and the 1917 Feb Revolution.
Includes all resources ready to download and simply teach.
A full lesson (or two) with all resources included here.
Resources include:
Research task
Teacher instruction
Peer opportunities
Worksheet to complete
Information to read
Can be used for IGCSE / GCSE or Year 9 / KS3 students.
Differentiation can be achieved.
Includes:
SS SA Himmler Concentration camps Secret Police Gestapo Peoples Courts etc
A full lesson (or two) with all resources included here.
Resources include:
Research task
Teacher instruction
Peer opportunities
Worksheet to complete
Information to read
Can be used for IGCSE / GCSE or Year 9 / KS3 students.
Differentiation can be achieved.
Propaganda, film, tv, radio, rallies, Goebbels, speeches etc
A full lesson with two optional homework tasks for students to complete.
Students focus on the early beginnings of the Nazis Party, and how Hitler used the Munich Putsch to his advantage.
Students to evaluate the claim that it failed, but it was not a disaster.
A detailed lesson (probably over 2-3 lessons) evaluating how significant Stresemann was to the recovery of Germany in the 1920s.
There are opportunities for essay writing, source analysis and a short game where students put themselves into the shoes of Stresemann.
An outstanding lesson for GCSE / iGCSE - OCR / CIE / Edexcel, but could also be used for KS3 Year 9 students.
Full set of resources to encourage students to look at the strengths and weaknesses of castles.
Students have to focus on the defensive features of a castle.
Students have to design their own castle that could support itself against attacks.
At least 2 lessons of work all sorted and ready to go.
Outstanding lesson.
Why did events in the Gulf matter, c.1970-2000? Why did Saddam rise to power?
Full lesson with resources to cover the question above.
OCR / CIE GCSE Paper 1 and 2 Content.
Key Concept
Time, Place & Space
Related Concepts
Management & intervention
Patterns & trends
Statement of Inquiry: Population trends and attempts to manage them are influenced by time, place and space.
Key Concept
Time, Place & Space
Related Concepts
Management & intervention
Patterns & trends
Statement of Inquiry: Population trends and attempts to manage them are influenced by time, place and space.
Outstanding lesson focusing on China’s One Child Policy
as part of the MYP I&S Unit above.
All resources are included and this will take a few lessons. Lots of different activities
Different worksheets and tasks to complete for students new to the IBDP Paper One OR just need some more practise and revision on how to use sources of evidence.