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Minds and Machines: Pupil's Book: Britain 1750-1900 (Think Through History)

Minds and Machines: Pupil's Book: Britain 1750-1900 (Think Through History)
By Jamie Byrom, Christine Counsell, Michael Riley, Mike Gorman, Andrew Wrenn

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Product Description

  • Invokes curiosity and wonder to engage all pupils through arresting source material, thought-provoking enquiry and clear, vibrant pates.
  • Supports development of thinking skills through progressive steps in each enquiry, which gradually build understanding and support individuals’ thinking.
  • Supports development of thinking skills thorough progressive steps in each enquiry, which gradually build understanding and support individuals’ thinking.
  • Explicit and meaningful support for assessment for learning; including systematic attention to learning objectives and sharing these with pupils.
  • Encourages and challenges pupils of al abilities through differentiated steps based on key questions of historical significance. ‘Extra access’ and ‘extra challenge’ support ideas are provided in the Teacher’s Books.
  • Effectively aids the teaching of literacy across the curriculum through a rich range of texts.


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  • Amazon Sales Rank: #84821 in Books
  • Published on: 1999-03-15
  • Original language: English
  • Binding: Paperback
  • 128 pages

Customer Reviews

Year 9 History sorted5
Another superlative book in this series. Minds and Machines tackles the hardest year group and some of the toughest topics in an entertaining and carefully planned manner. Each chapter is designed to lead to a piece of extended writing - sometimes a conventional 'essay', but sometimes notes for a TV programme or for a guide for historians - and carefully constructed tasks ensure students of all abilities will have the information and understanding needed to succeed at these. Favourite chapters of mine include a look at factory working conditions for children (where a difficult topic, the limitations of evidence - is gently explored) and an examination of the variety of reasons for the passing of hthe Public Health Acts. With clear prose and - as always - bright, entertaining illustrations - this is invaluable. Buy it, use it, benefit from it.