412·History · GCSE · Every exam board
GCSE History
Posters
Five A3 posters on the skills rather than the periods: using a source through nature, origin and purpose; why historians disagree, with two interpretations worked; the history paragraph and the connectives that build it; the seven second-order concepts with the question stems that signal each; and chronology, including why the 1800s are the nineteenth century.
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**What it is.** 5 A3 posters, print-ready, every exam board.
**What it is for.** Any history classroom, whatever the department teaches. Every board sets different periods, so a poster tied to one topic is useless in the next school along. These are the skills, and they do not change with the century.
**How it supports learning.** Each source question carries a worked answer, the sentence a student can start from, and the weak version to avoid — “it is biased” earns nothing, and the sheet says so. Two interpretations that genuinely disagree are set side by side with the four steps for answering on them. The seven concepts each carry the question wording that signals them, so a student can read “how far did … change?” and know what is being asked before they plan. Chronology is drawn twice: the century off-by-one, and a number line through the year 1.
**How to get it.** Free. Leave a name and an email and the set is yours — the full resolution file, clean, print-ready at A3, with nothing across it.
- Written to The skills every specification assesses, whichever period it sets
- Intended for For history classrooms, corridors and revision spaces
- Extent 5 pages · 4 sections
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