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Tag Archives: Exams
3-D History – Active Revision with Playmobil
It is that time of year again when we’re scratching our heads trying to think of something different to do with revision classes. Well why not get a bit creative, raid the toy cupboard and see what you can find … Continue reading
Posted in Active History, Creative history, History, Revision
Tagged Active, Creative, Engaging pupils, Exams, GCSE, Resources
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Using sporting analogies to improve essay writing at GCSE – insanity?
It must be something about the way I learn I suppose but I find myself routinely using analogies of one kind or another in my teaching. Indeed I sometimes catch my VI formers rolling their eyes as I cough up … Continue reading
