By Lisa Marie Griffith
Hit a mid-week slump? Wednesday is my busiest lecture day so I always find it a little difficult to be inspired after all my prerp on Monday and Tuesday. Here is something a little bit more fun for those of us feeling a little uninspired this Wednesday (via the website Open Culture). This is a wonderful and very faithful animation of the Bayeux Tapestry, this is a great example of how history artefacts can be brought alive for students (of all ages). I love clips like this. They are great to share in class and tend to inject some life into students slumped over the desk at the end of the day.
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18 October 2011 at 02:14 |
I’ve always thought that theatre and history would go very well together in an educational setting. Perhaps it might be interesting to stage mini historical dramas as part of history class with students playing different roles. I suppose this would apply more to second level than to university but it would certainly be a way of livening up proceedings and establishing that students really understand the material being covered in the class.
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