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Less time, more thought: coping with the challenges of the two-year Key Stage 3
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Teaching History
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December 1, 2005
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Nathan Cole and Denise Thompson have really thought about Key Stage 3. They have been forced to; they now teach it in only two years. The switch to a two-year Key Stage 3 has made them re-evaluate their entire programme of study, and their rationale for teaching history. The result is illuminating. They argue convincingly that social history should be taught first as a grounding for understanding political developments, and for building up a picture of the whole past through the use of really big questions. But make sure you read on - there is a twist in the tail which helps them to show that teaching history is teaching history - whatever key stage it is supposed to be.
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