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TES Article by RJ Tarr of ActiveHistory

November 30th, 2004
Posted in History Teachers, Other

FREE:
TES Article: Every Picture Tells a Story
Article by RJT published in the TES Teacher magazine
[full article].
In the same edition, Becky Hewlitt’s article on History and Numeracy described the the ActiveHistory
Wall Street Crash Simulation
in these terms:
“…We then begin to look
at the Wall Street Crash using a superb interactive activity
from www.activehistory.co.uk.
Pupils choose whether to buy or sell shares or put their money in the bank as part of a re-enactment of the period. They record their decisions on the worksheet provided. As they record their gains and losses and keep an eye on interest rates there is a sense of excitement and competition over who can amass the biggest fortune. The twist is that they eventually
lose all their money whatever they do”.
[full article]

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