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Authors, trainers and ex-teachers Carmel Bones and Kit Marie Rackley discuss hot topics and untraditional approaches to empower teachers to Reteach History and Geography. This podcast offers an easy way to expand subject knowledge through friendly chats, spot POVs to perk your and your students’ interest, and practical tips.
You can find Reteach History at reteach.org.uk/subject/history and Reteach Geography at reteach.org.uk/subject/geography
You can also find Carmel at carmelbones.co.uk and Kit Marie at geogramblings.com
Produced by Michal Trzcinski
In this episode, Pete Jackson and Ben Bassett invite us into their shared journey of reimagining how history is taught in classrooms.
Drawing on Pete’s 20+ years of experience teaching in North Yorkshire and Ben’s role as Deputy Head of History in West London, they unpack how storytelling has become a powerful tool for connection, curiosity, and deeper understanding.
From Thomas Platter’s visit to the Globe Theatre to the gripping story of Sophie Scholl, they show how using rich, researched narratives helps students engage more deeply and remember more.
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Authors, trainers and ex-teachers Carmel Bones and Kit Marie Rackley discuss hot topics and untraditional approaches to empower teachers to Reteach History and Geography. This podcast offers an easy way to expand subject knowledge through friendly chats, spot POVs to perk your and your students’ interest, and practical tips.
You can find Reteach History at reteach.org.uk/subject/history and Reteach Geography at reteach.org.uk/subject/geography
You can also find Carmel at carmelbones.co.uk and Kit Marie at geogramblings.com
Produced by Michal Trzcinski
Historians and authors Malcolm Gaskill and Estelle Paranque dive into the fascinating topic of witchcraft from a social and cultural angle, exploring the patriarchal roots of this phenomenon and calling on case studies to investigate how it was used as a weapon both by the accusers and the accused throughout the centuries.Resources at www.reteach.org.uk/subject/history/witchcraft-a-social-and-cultural-case
Authors, trainers and ex-teachers Carmel Bones and Kit Marie Rackley discuss hot topics and untraditional approaches to empower teachers to Reteach History and Geography. This podcast offers an easy way to expand subject knowledge through friendly chats, spot POVs to perk your and your students’ interest, and practical tips.
You can find Reteach History at reteach.org.uk/subject/history and Reteach Geography at reteach.org.uk/subject/geography
You can also find Carmel at carmelbones.co.uk and Kit Marie at geogramblings.com
Produced by Michal Trzcinski
Professor and author Ilan Kelman explains why the events described as ‘natural disasters’ are often the outcome of inherently unequal and unjust systems which don’t allow the individuals who are part of them to access the same survival tools and employ the same recovery strategies. He discusses the importance of considering a variety of factors such as the political, economic and social contingencies when drafting policies around natural hazards, and concludes with an appeal to all human beings to be kinder to one another.
Resources at
https://reteach.org.uk/subject/geography/how-decision-making-affects-vulnerability-to-hazards
https://reteach.org.uk/subject/geography/natural-hazards-impacts-responses-and-human-influence
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