15 Habits Of Great History Teachers

By a History teacher, for History teachers

What you'll learn
Learn new techniques and strategies for teaching History
Consider what makes for outstanding History teaching today
Become a more effective practitioner
Use each video as a discussion prompt with colleagues in departmental meetings

Requirements
No additional software is needed before beginning this course
A passion for your own professional development will help!
A love for all things teaching and learning

Description
I'm delighted to present this online course; "15 habits of great History teachers". This course contains 15 stand alone lectures, each detailing a different "habit" of great History teachers. Drawn from my 8 years experience as a History teacher in British state schools, working alongside inspiring and gifted colleagues, I came up with the list which has now formed the basis for this online course. Alongside videos, there are also many supporting documents including a KS3 2015 assessment matrix. The aim of the course is to help History teachers, old and new, prospective and accomplished, to reflect on and further develop their professional practice.

Overview
Lecture 1 Introduction: Raising attainment in History

Section 1: Welcome to the course

Lecture 2 Introduction: The Starting Point

Section 2: 15 habits of Great History Teachers

Lecture 3 Challenge students with higher order questioning

Lecture 4 Encourage enquiry by asking students to generate their own questions

Lecture 5 Download: Enquiry templates

Lecture 6 Give students thinking time

Lecture 7 Disect sources with and for students

Lecture 8 Source Skills Student Audit

Lecture 9 Download: Source Skills Mat (by Victoria Hewett)

Lecture 10 Questions to ask students when analysing a photograph

Lecture 11 Tell a good story

Lecture 12 Put understanding the work of a “real” historian at the centre of learning

Lecture 13 Interviewing an historian

Lecture 14 Present interpretations of the past with skill

Lecture 15 Download: Initial Visual Stimuli for a lesson on interpretations

Lecture 16 Don’t shy away from “horrible” History

Lecture 17 Ensure assessment is rigorous and relevant

Lecture 18 Download: The Emoji Exit Ticket (by Kate Jones)

Lecture 19 Support students in their essay writing

Lecture 20 Visit actual places

Lecture 21 Convince students that it’s always quality over quantity that matters

Lecture 22 Use DIRT

Lecture 23 Download: DIRT templates (by Victoria Hewett)

Lecture 24 Watch other History teachers teach

Lecture 25 Think outside the box on assessment

Lecture 26 Teach Challenging History

Section 3: History Teaching Handbook

Lecture 27 History Teaching Handbook

Current History teachers interested in reflecting on their own practice,Prospective and trainee History teachers looking for a comprehensive introduction to some of the things great History teachers do

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