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Subject profile
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Study of the past - politics, economics, culture, religion and society, including history of art.
Most recent
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10 Sep 2014:
Katherine Edwards: As UK state schools increasingly follow the US model, someone with no background in education could disrupt the learning of thousands of children
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5 Sep 2014: Letters: The loss of this important research collection would therefore have a devastating impact not just on the artistic heritage of Britain
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31 Aug 2014:
Historian who showed how the law became relevant to ordinary people in the aftermath of the English civil war
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29 Aug 2014: Open thread: In a speech today, Tony Abbott said that the first fleet arrival was one of the defining moments in Australian history. Do you have any alternatives to put forward?
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19 Aug 2014:
Industrial historian who assembled a tool collection of international importance
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18 Aug 2014:
Historian talks apps, YouTube and how his next project puts rich archives in the hands of children at first world war battlefields. By Stuart Dredge
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Guardian Professional, 15 Aug 2014: Education round up: Results day saw a record number of students accepted to university, and maths overtook English as the most popular subject choice
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13 Aug 2014: Study of the tsars, revolutionaries and tyrants who dominated Russia in the 19th and 20th centuries is the most popular A-level history topic. What does that say about today's young people?
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Guardian Professional,
13 Aug 2014:
Although modern history is favoured, the Tudors still prove popular, according to new research by the exam group Cambridge Assessment, which looked at what options schools chose from the OCR history course
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11 Aug 2014: Tool which creates a ‘timeline of everything’ and documents historical events debuted at Wikimania festival. By Hannah Jane Parkinson
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31 Jul 2014: Editorial: It is 300 years since George I succeeded to the throne. There could have been civil war. But the Hanoverians were the kind of monarchs that 18th-century Britain required
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30 Jul 2014:
GrrlScientist: The Great War helped create the influenza pandemic of 1918, which eventually brought an early end to the Great War
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28 Jul 2014: Broadcasters go head-to-head after Humphrys calls Bragg's use of present tense to describe historical events irritating
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28 Jul 2014: From 1066 and all that to the miners’ strike of the 80s… what’s the best way to get young people interested in our past? By Katharine Whitehorn
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Guardian Professional,
21 Jul 2014:
Teacher Alex Ogg shares a range of lesson resources to help you teach students about the war to end all wars and its centenary
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