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A teacher's guide to newspapers and conservation

by Jenny Barnicoat

Series: Education on site

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Combining conservation issues in the study of local history with the production of school newspapers, this is one of a series of teacher's guides which suggests educational strategies for using the historic environment as part of programmes of study across many curriculum subjects. Each book includes practical exercises and ideas to aid understanding for pupils at all Key Stages.… (more)
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Combining conservation issues in the study of local history with the production of school newspapers, this is one of a series of teacher's guides which suggests educational strategies for using the historic environment as part of programmes of study across many curriculum subjects. Each book includes practical exercises and ideas to aid understanding for pupils at all Key Stages.
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