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Medicinethroughtime.co.uk This site has been established to offer support to pupils following a GCSE course that incorporates the SHP development study in medicine through time. Notes on the site are intended to summarise key points and issues raised across the various specifications; provide resources of interest to both pupils and teachers and to offer a range of practical suggestions about revision, tackling different kinds of questions and ways in which the course can be delivered most effectively. The site is maintained by Dan Moorhouse. Apart from being a full time teacher who delivers this course, Dan is co-author of the SHP Dynamic Learning range on the history of medicine and is a regular provider of inset at the Schools History Project conference. He is also a member of the Historical Association's Secondary Committee, with a role that concentrates largely upon the use of new and emerging technologies in the classroom. Updates to the content of the site will now be at reasonably regular intervals. Initially the priority will be providing my pupils with the basic narrative. Following on from this will be a series of resources for use in the classroom, revision materials and some interactive features. Interact and share your views What was the most significant breakthrough in the history of medicine? Have your say! Current Poll - Which period of time was the worst in which to have an infection? Go to the Blog to vote. Latest additions: Dummies Guide to the Revolution in Surgery Dummies Guide to Public Health in the Industrial Revolution.
SHP Regional Day Courses, February-March 2010 SHP’s regional day courses provide inspiring CPD for experienced and new history teachers. This year they are focussing on an important and exciting aspect of history education – Helping your students to become independent enquirers in history. The courses will be led by Michael Riley and will be held at some great venues across the country: • 26 February 2010, Sunderland Museum and Winter Gardens For programmes and booking forms go to: www.schoolshistoryproject.org.uk
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