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So… on a day that the BBC is raising millions for Children in Need (which we shouldn’t need if the state could offer the right support) The President of The United States has confirmed he intends to sue the corporation for a billion. For the broadcast of HIS OWN WORDS. Madness.

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Just listened. What a fantastic evocation of what needs to be done to weave women into existing topics, inspire with stories of resilience and get local women into curriculum. As always with @reteach_uk, the examples are there! Thanks @bones_carmel Kate Moses & @SashaL_Smith.

Congrats 🥳 to Ms Burgess @WoodbrookVale the winner of the prize 🏆 draw this evening @Hachette_Learn @TracyBorman @AQA Historic Environment The Globe webinar. Thank you 🙏 for all the kind feedback 🙌🏻 #History Teacher GCSE

What has happened...what is happening at the BBC? In normal times you might be forgiven for dismissing that question as naval gazing by journalists who can't resist talking about themselves. In normal times I'd be inclined to agree with you. These, though, are not normal times.

Hi @dcsandbrook. I was thinking of taking the family to Denmark. Where is the museum that you’ve spoken about on @TheRestHistory before?

Final complex thinking on scope. War, death and plague, the fourteenth century had it all! This quote from @HelenhCarr new book clearly demonstrates the scope of the Black Death.

This complex thinking poster is for People. This quote @dcsandbrook demonstrates how events in the past are experienced differently. The way that it clarifies connection as well as contrast in the same passage is so elegant. A great example to inspire students own writing.

Another Complex Thinking poster. Frequency is such a good way to lens to articulate the acceleration, regularity and absence of a factor. I also love this quote from @peterfrankopan because it links to our climate history SOW. @RoyalHistSoc @1972SHP @histassoc

Very honoured to be asked to join the North West panel of judges @HRP_palaces @histassoc I promise to be more @ShirleyBallas than @CraigRevHorwood 🤣Keeeeep Teaching! https://t.co/lH7ZqHb8yL

Another Complex Thinking poster. Time, uses a great quote from "Leftovers" by @eleanorrbarnett to demonstrate change over time, which demonstrates progress in technology. Up in classrooms soon.

Use of the ‘F’ word this morning…Fairness! Cracker of an episode ⁦Kate Mosse & @SashaL_Smith⁩ ⁦@reteach_uk⁩ ⁦@ALCS_UK⁩ ⁦@thecursedchick⁩ 🎧 hear all about End Sexism in Schools Report & Kate’s new 📕 Feminist History For Every Day Of The Year 💥

Stage two of the complex thinking project is to have examples from historians own work to demonstrate to students what these look like. Here is the poster for “Contrast” using @Sathnam work from Empireland. Feedback sought again please @olicav @teacherhead @mrfitzhist

Huge thanks to those that gave feedback. This is now off to the printers and on display in classrooms for the start of the next 1/2 term.

No better way to have spent Trafalgar day than listening to the superb Nelson series on @TheRestHistory. Superb work from @dcsandbrook and @holland_tom. Surely it should be a national holiday?

Calling all #HistoryTeachers get these on your list @SashaL_Smith 💥 🚀

Testing out some new posters around complex thinking. Please le me know what you would think and how you would tweak the visuals or message. @olicav @teacherhead @mrfitzhist

Are you looking for a unique and special #AdventCalendar this year? Join me and #AHistoryOfEnglandIn25Poems for a #TimeTravelAdvent - one chapter / time machine for each day... (I'll be posting on social media - find me on BlueSky and Insta as I'm not usually active on here).

Good morning Friday! Lianne Moore has kindly written a blog about her experiences on the Subject Leader Development Programme. I nice was to network and development as a #historyteacher

Wonderful evening at @britishlibrary listening to @MirandaKaufmann & Sudhir Hazareesingh discuss their new books as part of “Heiresses and Rebels: Stories of Money, Exploitation and Resistance in Caribbean and Atlantic Slavery”.