Storytelling - how can we imagine the past?
From Kings To Queens to Sources and Evidence
Dimensions Of Britishness: Cultural Diversity and Ethnicity
Britain, Europe and the World?
Long ago or far away: the Global perspective
Whose history is it anyway?
Pupils as apprentice historians (3)
The History around us: Local history
Differentiation: Gifted and Talented
Pupils as apprentice historians (1) - History Detectives
The importance of history teaching
Pupils as apprentice historians (4)
What history should we teach? The HA Primary Survey
Integration and cross-curricularity: History, Humanities And Social Studies
Planning for history - the coordinator's perspective
Planning with literacy
Monitoring, assessment, recording and reporting
Popular history: Using the media
Powerful Pedagogy
Principles for a history curriculum
Children's Thinking: Developmental psychology and history education
British National Curricula For History 1989-2011
Pupils as apprentice historians (2)
Dig it: Literacy, ICT, Archaeology and History
Bringing an information text to life: Pets in the Blitz
Learning to engage with documents through role play
Why did you write it like a story rather than just saying the information?
Difficult and challenging reading: Genre, text and multi-modal sources
Reading the Past: Written and printed sources
An integrated literacy and history unit of work