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Encouraging Individual Learning in Classroom History
You cannot teach individual learning. It is obvious when you think about it. All we can do is create the conditions in which students begin to think for themselves. In fact, given its openness to debate, history must be one of the best subj...
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Coroners in England were elected officials and, since the formalisation of the office in 1194, they were typically appointed for life.[1] The coroners’ role was to investigate sudden, suspicious, or violent deaths, habitually within a forty...
Be a Freelance Historian
In 2023, Laura Fitzachary and I set up our podcast History Business: A guide to being a historian for hire knowing that we wanted to talk to people working not only in different areas of the industry but also people with different levels of...
Clay Tobacco Pipes
Pipes made of clay were first used in England after the introduction of tobacco from the Americas in the late sixteenth century. The native peoples of North America had used smoking as part of important rituals for centuries before this. Si...
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Instruction and information for historians. Into your inbox fortnightly.
I like history when it tells us something about today.
Joe is a freelance historical researcher, writer, and teacher,
Anna holds a PhD from Birkbeck, University of London where she is an Honorary Research Fellow. She currently works as a Research Assistant and is an ECR board member for History, the journal of the Historical Association.
Historian examining the crossroads of health, leisure and beauty with science and technology.
I've been delving into the history of Loughborough for over 10 years now, and love sharing my research wherever I can! As an accredited Leicestershire Tour Guide, I give talks, lead guided walks, write books, and blog about Loughborough!
Textile historian
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