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“Stories are psychologically privileged in the human mind.” Daniel Willingham The mind thinks and remembers in stories. It is part of the architecture of human memory and our human experience. Given it …

Alex Quigley @HuntingEnglish·

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Home School: History Week

I’ve added some new history-orientated resources for #homeschooling next week. They focus on the history of reading (upper KS2 focus, but easily adaptable).

If they are of any use to a parent or teacher, do share.

https://www.theconfidentteacher.com/2020/03/home-school-history-week/

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Alex Quigley @HuntingEnglish·

*NEW* HOME SCHOOL RESOURCES - HISTORY WEEK

I've added new resources for my kids (upper KS2 - but adaptable) on the history of reading. It spans the birth of reading in ancient Sumer, to reading children's literature today. Use, adapt, share or ignore!

https://www.theconfidentteacher.com/2020/03/home-school-history-week/

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Chris Scrivens @chrisscrivens1·

Really useful tweet thread on vocabulary by @HuntingEnglish during closure #engchat #teamenglish https://twitter.com/HuntingEnglish/status/1242918783020400646

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