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Lynette Mitchell & Neville Morley
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How ancient history gets pupils pondering political power
How can we make sense of the modern world? Through studying the ancient world, of course. Lynette Mitchell and Neville Morley are pioneering a project that combines the work of Thucydides with Rock, Paper, Scissors to boost children’s political engagement, confidence and critical-thinking skills
21 February 2020
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