Changing Histories for KS3: Connected Worlds, c.1000–c.1600

Author:   Christine Counsell ,  Kerry Apps ,  Will Bailey-Watson ,  Hannah Cusworth
Publisher:   Hachette Learning
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9781398307032


Pages:   200
Publication Date:   31 May 2024
Recommended Age:   From 11 to 15 years
Format:   Paperback
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Changing Histories for KS3: Connected Worlds, c.1000–c.1600


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Author:   Christine Counsell ,  Kerry Apps ,  Will Bailey-Watson ,  Hannah Cusworth
Publisher:   Hachette Learning
Imprint:   Hodder Education
Dimensions:   Width: 21.20cm , Height: 1.20cm , Length: 27.40cm
Weight:   0.564kg
ISBN:  

9781398307032


ISBN 10:   1398307033
Pages:   200
Publication Date:   31 May 2024
Recommended Age:   From 11 to 15 years
Audience:   Primary & secondary/elementary & high school ,  Secondary
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active
Availability:   In Print   Availability explained
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The Changing Histories series is a brilliant resource to support great History teaching. The focus on stories and vivid descriptions of period and place create memorable moments for students that really support historical understanding and, what's more, a love, interest and curiosity about the past. The content is both diverse and comprehensive, ranging from stories about Medieval Africa and Norman Sicily to learning about traditional topics like the Black Death and Elizabeth I in a unique and innovative way. The inclusion of historians who help to shape the narrative, and their appearance in not only the books but also the accompanying Boost digital resources, helps students to really engage with proper and relevant historical scholarship. This new storytelling-centred curriculum will be fantastic for engaging students and encouraging them to continue their study of History at GCSE and beyond. Changing Histories is, quite simply, a must-have resource for all History teachers. -- Pete Jackson, Head of History, Ryedale School, North Yorkshire


The Changing Histories series is a brilliant resource to support great History teaching. The focus on stories and vivid descriptions of period and place create memorable moments for students that really support historical understanding and, what's more, a love, interest and curiosity about the past. The content is both diverse and comprehensive, ranging from stories about Medieval Africa and Norman Sicily to learning about traditional topics like the Black Death and Elizabeth I in a unique and innovative way. The inclusion of historians who help to shape the narrative, and their appearance in not only the books but also the accompanying Boost digital resources, helps students to really engage with proper and relevant historical scholarship. This new storytelling-centred curriculum will be fantastic for engaging students and encouraging them to continue their study of History at GCSE and beyond. Changing Histories is, quite simply, a must-have resource for all History teachers. -- Pete Jackson, Head of History, Ryedale School, North Yorkshire This series is a must have for all History departments. The story approach is a power tool in the History teacher toolkit. These accessible and inclusive stories build drama, suspense and transport pupils back to the time and place being studied. The images and carefully designed pages work fantastically well with the text, helping to build an immersive world for pupils to study and enjoy. -- Colin McCormick, Lecturer in Secondary History Education, Edge Hill University Changing Histories offers a refreshing take on History education, combining storytelling with rigorous scholarship to create a compelling learning experience. This series is sure to captivate students' imaginations and inspire a lifelong passion for History. Highly recommended for educators seeking to bring the past to life in their classrooms, making learning accessible to all, regardless of their ability. -- Katie Amery, Trust Director of History, Co-op Academies The Changing Histories series is beautifully crafted, weaving a diverse quilt of stories to captivate KS3 students with impeccable historical scholarship. I was drawn by the huge range of stories contained here, from Chenggis Khan's anda oath with his childhood friend, to Martin Luther's first angry responses to the Catholic Church. The easy, accessible style of writing means that all students can engage with the series and with history, whatever their level. The additional Boost package is so impressive; there is such a wealth of teacher resources here from podcasts to curriculum plans, to guidelines for how the series meets Ofsted requirements. Changing Histories will be invaluable for any school - I cannot wait for my department to start using it. -- Perrie Dunnett, Royal Hospital School Literacy is one of our big Ofsted targets and the focus on stories and reading rich text in Changing Histories will help us to make real progress in this area. I'm equally impressed with the accompanying Boost digital teaching and learning resources. Packed full of resources including videos of historians discussing topics in the book and planning and teaching videos with the textbook authors, Boost offers fantastic value for money. -- Sam Slater, Head of History History teachers have long understood the power that stories have to illuminate the past for students. The stories in this book provide precise narrative shape and carefully calibrated detail. This is an inspiring resource and I can't wait to start using it! -- David Hibbert, Cherwell School


The Changing Histories series is a brilliant resource to support great History teaching. The focus on stories and vivid descriptions of period and place create memorable moments for students that really support historical understanding and, what's more, a love, interest and curiosity about the past. The content is both diverse and comprehensive, ranging from stories about Medieval Africa and Norman Sicily to learning about traditional topics like the Black Death and Elizabeth I in a unique and innovative way. The inclusion of historians who help to shape the narrative, and their appearance in not only the books but also the accompanying Boost digital resources, helps students to really engage with proper and relevant historical scholarship. This new storytelling-centred curriculum will be fantastic for engaging students and encouraging them to continue their study of History at GCSE and beyond. Changing Histories is, quite simply, a must-have resource for all History teachers. -- Pete Jackson, Head of History, Ryedale School, North Yorkshire This series is a must have for all History departments. The story approach is a power tool in the History teacher toolkit. These accessible and inclusive stories build drama, suspense and transport pupils back to the time and place being studied. The images and carefully designed pages work fantastically well with the text, helping to build an immersive world for pupils to study and enjoy. -- Colin McCormick, Lecturer in Secondary History Education, Edge Hill University Changing Histories offers a refreshing take on History education, combining storytelling with rigorous scholarship to create a compelling learning experience. This series is sure to captivate students' imaginations and inspire a lifelong passion for History. Highly recommended for educators seeking to bring the past to life in their classrooms, making learning accessible to all, regardless of their ability. -- Katie Amery, Trust Director of History, Co-op Academies The Changing Histories series is beautifully crafted, weaving a diverse quilt of stories to captivate KS3 students with impeccable historical scholarship. I was drawn by the huge range of stories contained here, from Chenggis Khan's anda oath with his childhood friend, to Martin Luther's first angry responses to the Catholic Church. The easy, accessible style of writing means that all students can engage with the series and with history, whatever their level. The additional Boost package is so impressive; there is such a wealth of teacher resources here from podcasts to curriculum plans, to guidelines for how the series meets Ofsted requirements. Changing Histories will be invaluable for any school - I cannot wait for my department to start using it. -- Perrie Dunnett, Royal Hospital School Literacy is one of our big Ofsted targets and the focus on stories and reading rich text in Changing Histories will help us to make real progress in this area. I'm equally impressed with the accompanying Boost digital teaching and learning resources. Packed full of resources including videos of historians discussing topics in the book and planning and teaching videos with the textbook authors, Boost offers fantastic value for money. -- Sam Slater, Head of History, The Victory Academy History teachers have long understood the power that stories have to illuminate the past for students. The stories in this book provide precise narrative shape and carefully calibrated detail. This is an inspiring resource and I can't wait to start using it! -- David Hibbert, Cherwell School


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