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The Common Room / Re: WW1 Stories required for classroom
« on: Saturday 02 September 23 12:29 BST (UK) »
Hello everyone,
Firstly, can I please just say a sincere thank you to everyone who has responded to this thread until now and to those who have messaged me privately to send on your stories/memories/photographs. I am currently away for the weekend but I wanted to check-in so that you all don't think I'm ignoring you. I'm truly thankful that so many of you have shared stories that are so personal so please accept my humble thanks.
I am having a meeting with my head of department next week to finalise our curriculum plan for Term 2 (when we teach WW1) and I will use these stories as sources to inform our lessons and PowerPoints. I will also be able to read them in more detail and respond to PMs once I have done this.
I've had a lot of responses so please accept my apologies if I don't respond right away.
Thanks again - my students are going to find this all extremely useful and informative.
MattR
Firstly, can I please just say a sincere thank you to everyone who has responded to this thread until now and to those who have messaged me privately to send on your stories/memories/photographs. I am currently away for the weekend but I wanted to check-in so that you all don't think I'm ignoring you. I'm truly thankful that so many of you have shared stories that are so personal so please accept my humble thanks.
I am having a meeting with my head of department next week to finalise our curriculum plan for Term 2 (when we teach WW1) and I will use these stories as sources to inform our lessons and PowerPoints. I will also be able to read them in more detail and respond to PMs once I have done this.
I've had a lot of responses so please accept my apologies if I don't respond right away.
Thanks again - my students are going to find this all extremely useful and informative.
MattR