Flippedlearning resource based on the documentary Gandhi Pilgrim of Peace telling the story of Gandhi's life from his early years in London, his campaigns in South Africa and his successes and failures in the Indian independence campaign. This resource consists of a link to the documentary, 36 comprehension questions and several higher order summary questions. Flippedlearning resources are designed to be used outside the classroom to help students learn about key events and are perfect for homework or revision. For more information about flippedlearning please follow me on Twitter (@flipyourhistory) or read my blog (flipyourhistory.wordpress.com)

Flipped learning worksheet and link to video which details the Nazi views on women, their policies and how successful they were. Perfect for homework or independent learning

Flipped learning worksheet and link to video which details the Nazi aims for young people and in particular the Hitler Youth, League of German Maidens and Nazi education reforms. Perfect for homework or independent learning

Flipped Learning worksheet and link to YouTube narrated PowerPoint that covers how the Nazis addressed unemployment and tried to improve living standards in Nazi Germany. Covers the Labour Service (RAD), the autobahns building, rearmament and invisible unemployment as well as looking at wages, cost of living and the impact of the Labour Front (DAF), Strength through Joy (KdF) and Beauty of Labour (SdA). Ends by considering how effective these measures were. Perfect for introducing or consolidating this key topic through homework or independent study.

Flippedlearning resource based around Youtube documentary on the Jews in Nazi Germany. The Worksheet provides a link to the video, 18 comprehension questions and two summary, higher order questions. Flippedlearning resources are designed to be used by students outside the classroom as either homework or revision, freeing up time in lessons for consolidation, debate and analysis. Video is not the highest quality and it does flicker out briefly towards the end, but it is an excellent and accessible summary. For more information about flippedlearning or my flipyourhistory experiences follow my Twitter account (@flipyourhistory) or read my blog - flipyourhistory.wordpress.com. To see all my flippedlearning resources search flipyourhistory on the TES.

Four resources based around teaching India and the British Raj using a flippedlearning approach. Each resource contains comprehension questions and higher order summary questions for the videos 1. British Empire in Colour - India - great overview of the British rule in India from 1911-1947 (youtube link provided) 2. Gandhi Pilgrim of Peace - documentary covering the life and experiences of Mahatma Gandhi (youtube link provided) 3. Gandhi Film - questions and activities based around the Gandhi film (no link provided) 4. The Day India Burned - Partition - flippedlearning resource covering the story of partition (youtube link provided) Flippedlearning resources are designed to be used outside the classroom to help students learn about key events and are perfect for homework or revision. For more information about flippedlearning please follow me on Twitter (@flipyourhistory) or read my blog (flipyourhistory.wordpress.com)

Flipped Learning worksheet and link to YouTube narrated PowerPoint that covers how the Nazis persecuted minorities in the years 1933-39. The video covers eugenics and racial hygiene and the reasons behind the persecution including looking at Mein Kampf before going on to look at how the persecution of the Jews, Slavs, Roma Gypsies, homosexuals and disabled people were carried out. Perfect for introducing or consolidating this key topic through homework or independent study.

This resource contains 5 videos about the Home Front in WW1 each with a corresponding worksheet to be completed by students outside of lessons either as an introduction or revision activity. There is also a worksheet with questions and a link to a Youtube documentary. This #flippedlearning resource was designed to be used as homeworks to be done before each lesson so that students are prepared to debate and analyse the key issues when they come to the lesson. They are also great for revision. Written for OCR GCSE Paper 2, they are purely content and analysis driven so can be used by anyone studying the Home Front in WW1. To view one of the videos please visit my flipyourhistory channel on youtube at the link below https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FD3FWSG-J54 For more information about #flippedlearning please follow me on Twitter (@flipyourhistory) or read my blog flipyourhistory.wordpress.com