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[🧵1/10] Today for our Friday ‘deep dive’ into our KS3 history resource packs we’re looking at @hannahcusworth’s pack on ‘Race and Ethnicity’ ➡️ a 7-lesson enquiry asking:

What do secondary schools reveal about changing attitudes towards race in England since 1945?
[🧵2/10] Lessons examine experiences discrimination & how communities of colour challenged racialized inequalities & racism

Teachers, please note ➡️ this enquiry addresses racism and discrimination & some primary source materials contain racist/discriminatory language
[🧵3/10] Lesson 1: Introduction - Schools and Social change in the UK after 1945

All packs start with this (optional) lesson on the big picture of UK social change post-1945, feat. a timeline activity for pupils & a chance to integrate your own school’s history into the story
[🧵4/10] Lesson 2: Small Numbers?

Pupils put post-1948 migration to Britain from South Asia & the Caribbean into a longer historical context, & explore black British experiences of going to school in the UK before 1939 through case studies based on oral histories & photos
[🧵5/10] Lesson 3: Assimilation & Integration?

Looking at state & school responses to pupils of colour in British schools in the ‘60s & ‘70s, w/ a case study of ‘bussing’. Historian @hisnameissatya discusses sources in a video made for the enquiry

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[🧵6/10] Lesson 4: Realisation?

Pupils study the responses of communities of colour to the systemic discrimination & racism faced in the education system, focusing on community activism and resistance, using photos, newspapers, newsletters, & films
[🧵7/10] Lesson 4 includes pupils working on a video with the historian and education specialist Paul Warmington, who offers accessible interpretations & context on several key sources on the history of black education in Britain

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[🧵8/10] Lesson 5: Conflict?

This lesson is all about the 1970s and 1980s: rising racial tensions on Britain’s streets and in schools, the rise of the far right & anti-racist activist & teacher responses
[🧵9/10] Lesson 6: Multiculturalism?

Pupils explore the rise of state-sponsored multicultural education in British schools in the 1980s, and some of the criticisms against it...

They look at gov. reports, activist materials, & lesson plans
[🧵10/10] Lesson 7: Outcome lesson

Pupils return to the 2 historian videos & other sources to consider change and continuity across the period.

They develop their own interpretation by curating an exhibition of the primary source material they’ve seen throughout

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Mar 18, 2022
[🧵1/9] It’s Friday, time for another ‘deep dive’ into our KS3 history resource packs, today is @MollyNavey’s 7-lesson enquiry based around the question:

How does school life seem to have been shaped by changing attitudes to gender and sexuality 1945-2015? Image
[🧵2/9] This series of lessons focus on changing social attitudes to gender differences & sexuality thru the lens of UK secondary education

Teacher note: this enquiry addresses racism and discrimination and some primary source materials contain racist/discriminatory language ImageImage
[🧵3/9] Lesson 1: Introduction - Schools and Social change in the UK after 1945

All packs start with this (optional) lesson on the big picture of social change in the UK post-Second World War, feat. a timeline activity for pupils & chance to integrate your own school’s history
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Mar 4, 2022
[🧵1/9] This week’s ‘deep-dive’ is our KS3 ‘Everyday School life’ resource pack created by @jonnysellin ➡️a 7-lesson enquiry exploring how everyday experiences of secondary school provide insight into Britain’s wider social history...

history.org.uk/secondary/cate…
[🧵2/9] This enquiry is packed with things pupils already know tons about - classrooms, teachers, school dinners, uniforms - all are a way into studying social, cultural, and economic change in Britain over the past 75 years through a set of rich and diverse primary sources... Image
[🧵3/9] Lesson 1: Introduction - Schools and Social change in the after 1945

All packs start with this (optional) lesson on the big picture of postwar social change, feat. a timeline activity & a chance to integrate your own school’s history into the story Image
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Feb 25, 2022
On Fridays we’ll be doing some ‘deep dives’ into our new resource packs on secondary education and social change in the UK since 1945, designed for KS3 #historyteachers and pupils, and available FOR FREE to download here:

history.org.uk/secondary/cate…

Stay tuned! 👩‍🏫 Image
[🧵2/9] Spotlight this week on our Class & Social Mobility KS3 history resource pack created by @adschapman ➡️a 7-lesson scheme following the enquiry:

How far has mass education been responsible for changes in class and social mobility since 1945?

#historyteacher @histassoc
[🧵3/9] Lesson 1: Introduction 🤓 Pupils learn the big picture of social change in the UK post-Second World War in relation to education and get an overview narrative, incl. economy, race & immigration, single sex & co-education, changing social attitudes Image
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