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How to teach AQA GCSE (9–1) History

Nicola Powling
Hosted By Nicola Powling
Location:Hosted on ZoomDate & Time:10th October 2024, 4:00 PM - 6:00 PM +01:00
£175.00
(ex VAT)*
Location:Hosted on ZoomDate & Time:7th November 2024, 4:00 PM - 6:00 PM +00:00
£175.00
(ex VAT)*
Total: £0.00 (ex VAT)

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How to teach AQA GCSE (9–1) History

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Feel fully supported as you are coached, across a four-month period, through the process of becoming an excellent teacher of AQA GCSE History.

This workshop is split into three 2-hour webinars. Each webinar follows the same structure, with the first hour focused on content and the second hour focused on exam skills.

  • Discover a range of creative strategies for delivering the specification content effectively, taking an in-depth look at curriculum sequencing, ‘chunking’, scholarship, and revision
  • Increase your understanding of the exam skills that students need to be highly successful and your role in developing those skills
  • Build up a bank of resources to stretch and challenge students and improve their outcomes
  • Try out what you’ve learnt in your classroom with between-webinar ‘homework’ tasks that you will reflect on in the follow-up webinars

 

Booking references: 2221101024 / 2221071124

Please note: This is not an official AQA event and therefore the views and messages shared are not representative of AQA. For more information about the specifications and official events, please visit the AQA website.
 

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