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Good practice resource - Ensuring rigorous historical thinking: Cottenham Village College
30 May 2012
Ref: 120139
Incisive teaching and comprehensive planning, combined with a highly engaging history curriculum, ensure that students develop perceptive and sophisticated thinking. Among other things, students explore the views of historians and this aids not only their knowledge and understanding but also the way in which they think about the issues they study.
Provider: Cottenham Village College - 137434
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