Analyzing Historical Sources on Suffragettes, Colonization, and Church Reform
This content focuses on different types of historical sources related to the Suffragette movement, colonization, and Church reform during the medieval period. The primary and secondary sources mentioned include the Tower of London, a letter by William of Normandy, a replica Suffragette sash, Dover Castle, a historian's book on the British Empire, and Robert Falcon Scott's diaries. It also touches upon the impact of Henry VIII's break with the Catholic Church in creating the Church of England and the comparison of medieval towns to modern towns.
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EXPLICIT STRATEGY INSTRUCTION MODELLING OF STRATEGY I DO GUIDED PRACTICE WE DO INDEPENDENT PRACTICE YOU DO LINKED LEARNING ACTIVATE PRIOR KNOWLEDGE STRUCTURED REFLECTION MEMORISATION OF STRATEGY DO NOW UTV Year 8 AP2 Revision Do Now | Are these sources primary or secondary? 1. The Tower of London 2. A letter written by William of Normandy 3. A replica Suffragette sash. 4. Dover Castle 5. A book written by a historian about the British Empire. 6. Robert Falcon Scott s diaries.
EXPLICIT STRATEGY INSTRUCTION MODELLING OF STRATEGY I DO GUIDED PRACTICE WE DO INDEPENDENT PRACTICE YOU DO LINKED LEARNING ACTIVATE PRIOR KNOWLEDGE STRUCTURED REFLECTION MEMORISATION OF STRATEGY DO NOW UTV What did we learn before? The Big Picture of Learning: What are we going to learn today? Today we will be revising knowledge and exam skills we will need to do well in our AP2. The unit we are covering is the Suffragettes What will we learn next? We will be continuing with our Suffragettes scheme.
EXPLICIT STRATEGY INSTRUCTION MODELLING OF STRATEGY I DO GUIDED PRACTICE WE DO INDEPENDENT PRACTICE YOU DO LINKED LEARNING ACTIVATE PRIOR KNOWLEDGE STRUCTURED REFLECTION MEMORISATION OF STRATEGY DO NOW UTV Word Class Word Image Definition To take control and settle in an area usually by overpowering the current population. Noun Colonise = verb. Colonisation The process in which Henry VIII broke with the Catholic Church to create the Church of England A form of Protestantism. Noun Reform = verb. Reformation
EXPLICIT STRATEGY INSTRUCTION MODELLING OF STRATEGY I DO GUIDED PRACTICE WE DO INDEPENDENT PRACTICE YOU DO LINKED LEARNING ACTIVATE PRIOR KNOWLEDGE STRUCTURED REFLECTION MEMORISATION OF STRATEGY DO NOW UTV What do we remember about medieval towns? How do they compare to towns today?
EXPLICIT STRATEGY INSTRUCTION MODELLING OF STRATEGY I DO GUIDED PRACTICE WE DO INDEPENDENT PRACTICE YOU DO LINKED LEARNING ACTIVATE PRIOR KNOWLEDGE STRUCTURED REFLECTION MEMORISATION OF STRATEGY DO NOW UTV What happened as a result of Henry VIII s reformation of the Church in England? Why did he reform the Church?
EXPLICIT STRATEGY INSTRUCTION MODELLING OF STRATEGY I DO GUIDED PRACTICE WE DO INDEPENDENT PRACTICE YOU DO LINKED LEARNING ACTIVATE PRIOR KNOWLEDGE STRUCTURED REFLECTION MEMORISATION OF STRATEGY DO NOW UTV Task: 1. Read through the fact file about Mansa Musa. 2. Highlight things that he did that you consider to be important. 3. What do we learn from Interpretation 1 about Mansa Musa? 1 x Inference and 1 x Supporting Detail. 4. Challenge: What might you like to find out about Mansa Musa that you haven t learnt from the info sheet?
EXPLICIT STRATEGY INSTRUCTION MODELLING OF STRATEGY I DO GUIDED PRACTICE WE DO INDEPENDENT PRACTICE YOU DO LINKED LEARNING ACTIVATE PRIOR KNOWLEDGE STRUCTURED REFLECTION MEMORISATION OF STRATEGY DO NOW UTV How did India change as a result of British colonisation?
EXPLICIT STRATEGY INSTRUCTION MODELLING OF STRATEGY I DO GUIDED PRACTICE WE DO INDEPENDENT PRACTICE YOU DO LINKED LEARNING ACTIVATE PRIOR KNOWLEDGE STRUCTURED REFLECTION MEMORISATION OF STRATEGY DO NOW UTV Why is it important that we write in PEEL?
