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I created this 54 page revision workbook specifically for my students who are studying the A Level Edexcel ‘Rebellion and disorder under the Tudors, 1485-1603’ exam. It helps them to cover the knowledge for the depth study rebellions section of the course. The workbook guides students from identifying key names and terms to being able to practise knowledge (Section B) questions. The feedback from my students has been really positive and has helped give structure to their revision.

Four A4 handouts describing some of the different areas in which women were involved in WWII.

34 page student revision work booklet relating to Edexcel Option 31 Tudor Rebellion and Disorder course. Specifically changes in governance at the centre and gaining the cooperation of the localities. This booklet focuses on the ** breadth** section of the course, getting students to apply their knowledge to identify key people, terms and short knowledge questions. Once students have gained confidence in their knowledge they can then apply it to planning the past paper and additional created questions integrated throughout the work booklet in bold. I use the work booklet to provide structure to my students revision. I get them to complete what they know confidently in one colour, and anything they needed to check/reseach in another so they can visually identify the topics they feel more and less confident about. *I have also created a revision work booklet covering the knowledge for the depth study section of the course. * [/teaching-resource/tudor-rebellions-revision-workbook-12100440] I have taught History AS and A Level in the FE sector for over ten years.

This is an introductory lesson to 1890's Britain. It will help students get an overall view of what life was like, in preparation for lessons showing social, political and technological change up to World War One.

An overview of key Civil Rights events in America in the 1950's

An overview of who they were and their responsibilities. Students are then asked what role they would have given the Home Guard if they were in charge. You tube links are included in the notes section of the slides. I’m unable to prove direct links here due to rules.