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Head of Department
Head of Department
Mr A Lyley
Mr A Lyley
The course investigates the stories of three countries facing turbulent and dangerous times; England in the 16th century sliding into revolution; Russia coming to terms with its communist revolution in 1917 whilst embracing iconic figures such as Lenin and the struggle of African Americans and others in modern America for civil rights. In addition the course includes the writing of an extended essay on a topic of the student’s own choice – an opportunity to learn more about your favourite period in History.
Welcome from Mr Lyley
Welcome from Mr Lyley
History.MOV5 Top Tips
5 Top Tips
1. Make sure the students keep up to date with all coursework assignment tasks. After every lesson on coursework units students will have work to complete. Keeping up to date is vital if you want to hit the higher grades on units.
2. VITAL students prepare thoroughly for externally assessed examination units. Exams will be taken in January and June of Year 12 - both these are mandatory units and carry high weighting towards the overall grade
3. Use the feedback provided for coursework units to enable you to hit the higher grades – must be familiar with GOOGLE CLASSROOM to achieve this
4. Make sure students are fully familiar with grading criteria - you must read through the requirements of ALL the Pass, Merit and Distinction grading criteria for each coursework unit. If unsure ask.
5. Attend after school VOCATIONAL SUPPORT CLASS where required. Support classes are generally run every Monday and friday after school and are designed for students to complete work under staff supervision.
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