Constraints to the teaching of emotive and controversial history

Teaching History;  June 1, 2007 ;   Anonymous;   787 words ......that are more key stage specific. 1...arrangements at Key Stage 3 has sometimes...history beyond Key Stage 3, clearly limits...emotive and controversial history. The introduction...of history at Key Stages 1 and...emotive and controversial history ...

Key Stage 3 Review Special

Teaching Geography;  April 1, 2007 ;   Gardner, David; Lambert, David; Swift, Diane;   787 words ......radical changes being planned for the key stage 3 curriculum, and provide GA members...Context for change The proposals to change key stage 3 follow the publication in February...the need for a 'strong foundation at key stage 3'. The wideranging reform of what schools...

Thinking across time: planning and teaching the story of power and...

Teaching History;  March 1, 2008 ;   Dawson, Ian;   787 words ......agenda currently given the revisions to Key Stage 3 for September 2008, of how we can best...and discussing ways of delivering the Key Stage 3 unit on the development of political...collective thinking on this issue. Visualizing Key Stage 3 Why is it so difficult for pupils to...

Wales scraps primary Key Stage 1 tests.(News)

Daily Post (Liverpool, England);  January 9, 2002 ;     219 words ......Welsh Assembly yesterday voted to ditch Key Stage 1 statutory tests for seven-year-olds...members decided, however, to keep the Key Stage 2 test for 11-year-olds, though Education...the decision to remove the testing at Key Stage 1 lightly. We looked at the evidence...

Key Stage Two.(News)

The Birmingham Post (England);  December 3, 2005 ;     35 words ...A list of the Midlands' top performing schools in yesterday's league table coverage incorrectly stated the exams were at Key Stage Four when in fact they were Key Stage Two. We apologise for any confusion this may have caused

Clubs for Key Stage One.(News)

Evening Gazette (Middlesbrough, England);  March 10, 2008 ;     65 words ......Holly Short MRS Dukes and Miss Peacock have started an exciting new after school sports club for Key Stage 1. This is the only club offered to Key Stage 1 in the school other than Acorn. Children take part in ball games, races and many more sports...

Contrasts in pupils' key stage results

Lincolnshire Echo;  December 12, 2007 ;     181 words ......end-of-year report. Baseline results in Key Stage Three exams - taken at 14 - are strong...above in excess of national levels. But Key Stage Two tests - for 11-year-olds - are still...the highest performing sectors. At the Key Stage Two level, the South Park Avenue area...

More than just the Henries: Britishness and British history at Key Stage 3

Teaching History;  March 1, 2006 ;   Guyver, Robert;   787 words ......education, this article is an evaluation of current Key Stage 3 history in the wider context of national...used in the classroom situation). The current Key Stage 3 curriculum The current Key Stage 3 curriculum for history corresponds broadly...

Less time, more thought: coping with the challenges of the two-year Key...

Teaching History;  December 1, 2005 ;   Cole, Nathan; Thompson, Denise;   787 words ......Denise Thompson have really thought about Key Stage 3. They have been forced to; they now...only two years. The switch to a two-year Key Stage 3 has made them re-evaluate their entire...history is teaching history - whatever key stage it is supposed to be. Another day, another...

Innovation, inspiration and diversification: new approaches to history at...

Teaching History;  September 1, 2005 ;   Freeman, Jerome; Weake, Jane;   787 words ......as history teachers. So whether your Key Stage 3 course needs completely rewriting...is certainly worth a look. Does your Key Stage 3 history course need a revamp? Do you...approaches they have taken to history at Key Stage 3. Figure 1 demonstrates a radical approach...

The New Key Stage 3 Curriculum: the bigger picture

Teaching History;  June 1, 2008 ;   Wilkinson, Alf;   787 words ......GCSE has been extended,...... oh, a new Key Stage 3 Programme of Study. Why can't they...I would argue that they are doing at Key Stage 3. Why a new secondary curriculum? Various...and skills. So what does this mean for Key Stage 3 history? For a start there is less...

Mixed display from our Key Stage 3 kids; Results show highs and lows for...

Evening Gazette (Middlesbrough, England);  February 28, 2008 ;     680 words ......followed an improved performance in the Key Stage 3 tests taken in 2007. There was more...of the progress the school has made in Key Stage 3 SATS results over the past four years...over recent years. How pupils achieve at Key Stage 3 provides a firm foundation for their...

Key stage results show school standards are improving - Miliband.

M2 Presswire;  August 24, 2004 ;     628 words ......PRESSWIRE-24 August 2004-UK Government: Key stage results show school standards are improving...published today. They show - * At age 7, Key Stage 1, 85 of pupils achieved the expected...comment on the results then. * At age 11, Key Stage 2, a record 77 of pupils achieved the...

Welsh pupils' Key Stage assessments improve.(News)

Western Mail (Cardiff, Wales);  September 9, 2005 ;     351 words ......last night praised for their results in Key Stage assessments. The provisional statistics...in Welsh and science respectively. At Key Stage Three, the percentage of pupils achieving...many subjects across all Key Stages. 'In Key Stage One, pupils continue to perform exceptionally...

Key Stage 3 strategy is helping to drive forward secondary schoool...

M2 Presswire;  March 22, 2004 ;     787 words ......PRESSWIRE-22 March 2004-UK Government: Key Stage 3 strategy is helping to drive forward...Standards in Education (Ofsted) today. The Key Stage 3 Strategy: evaluation of the third year...Assessment is still a key weakness in Key Stage 3. There is more attention to literacy...