Rosie Culkin-Smith
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Head of History | MA Education |Book worm | Fitness fanatic | Wannabe sommelier ✨
Seeing an interesting/partially worrying trend with Year 9 taking History as an options subject this year. Interested to see if this is reflected nationally?
10 months ago
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En route down south for
#Soane25
excited is an understatement
10 months ago
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We’re on the writing lesson of our 17th century enquiry ‘How much did Samuel Pepys’ world really change?’ Today we were crafting concluding sentences and I asked for a volunteer to add an appositive after Pepys name. A student puts their hand up: ‘What about “Samuel Pepys, a historians dream”’😂
11 months ago
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So I guess it’s back to ‘making lessons more fun’ tomorrow. He’s my ins and outs for 2025:
11 months ago
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Tickets booked! Absolutely cannot wait for this, what a line up.
#Soane25
> Glasto
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about 1 year ago
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Be really interesting for anyone planning to tweaking enquiries on empire
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about 1 year ago
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I’ve just set my alarm for 4:30 tomorrow so I can get stuff done that’s crucial for the day. Why is this term like this every year 😂😮💨🥹🙃
about 1 year ago
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Thank god Novembers done 🥹😮💨
about 1 year ago
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Loving this, it’s reading like a page turny novel
about 1 year ago
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Waking up to lots of new followers on here this morning! Hello! I’m Rosie, looking to connect on all things history teaching. I’m not that organised to post stuff all the time but always up for chatting/swapping resources
#historyteachersUK
about 1 year ago
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reposted by
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Claire Holliss
about 1 year ago
2. On the subject of evidence and interpretations, I think
@michaelfordham.bsky.social
's points about the potential for set texts in history are still really persuasive.
clioetcetera.com/2015/06/20/w...
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Why don’t we have set texts in history?
Short extracts of sources or interpretations have been a feature of history exams for decades, and, I would argue, they have never been done well. For those unfamiliar with how this works, in most …
https://clioetcetera.com/2015/06/20/why-dont-we-have-set-texts-in-history/
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So, are we officially all communicating on Bluesky now? Is X/Twitter in the bin?
about 1 year ago
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reposted by
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Hugh Richards
about 1 year ago
Can you help me share some great news? The
@histassoc.bsky.social
Subject Leader Development Programme has been given a Teach Secondary CPD award: we were Highly Commended! We have now trained nearly SIX HUNDRED Subject Leaders of History, both in post and aspiring to the role. 1/
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You don’t have to ask me twice…
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about 1 year ago
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Calling all teachers of AQA history GCSE 📣 How do you approach the (dreaded) source utility Q in the Conflict and Tension paper… Keen to gather some thoughts/ideas/areas of success
about 1 year ago
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One thing I love about September, I just being in the classroom teaching bloody good lessons! I just want to bottle up the expectant energy & initial enthusiasm that a new term brings!
about 1 year ago
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Saw
@edurbin.bsky.social
post about this and couldn’t agree more. GCSE source Q’s distort students understanding of the discipline and puts them off what is possibly the most fascinating part of our subject! Come on Labour 👀
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over 1 year ago
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Mourning the loss of the long lie ins, but at least i get to hear ‘FIRE HER UP, LETS GO!’ in the morning. IYKYK
over 1 year ago
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Oh hey
@edusky.bsky.social
it seems that this is where all the cool kids are? I’m Rosie, @misscs_teach on the other place that shall not be named! Looking to link with other educators, history fans and get back to sharing all good stuff about education/history teaching ✨🤞🏼
over 1 year ago
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