Teacher resources

Making Ireland Topic 2 DBQ Relevant to Students (Teacher Notes)

Struggling to make the Ireland Topic 2 DBQ engaging for your students? I’ve created a set of teacher notes on how to make case studies like the 1885-86 elections, the foundation of the GAA, and the 1913 Dublin Lockout relevant to modern students. These notes are packed with ideas for connecting historical events to contemporary issues and experiences.

https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/m62q5twwsyby8lhpsizv5/How-can-teachers-make-Ireland-Topic-2-Case-Studies-relevant-to-their-students_.pdf?rlkey=pjnk2ye0up0ncr3t4atw9eobp&st=k5qfdr96&dl=0

History Teachers Planning Meeting Template

Get your department organised with this comprehensive planning meeting template. It covers everything from curriculum planning to assessment strategies, and even includes a focus on the Looking at Our School (LAOS) framework. This template will streamline your meetings and ensure you’re hitting all the key points for successful history teaching.

https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/dj7lopbqbkkjqw53lvlwy/History-Teachers-Planning-Meeting-Template-1.docx?rlkey=fubzks4h7blcqxh9jo1stzigh&st=4mymm193&dl=0

Ten Reasons to study LC History Handout

Looking for ways to motivate your students or promote history for incoming 5th years? I’ve put together a  student handout listing 10 reasons to study Leaving Cert History. It covers everything from developing critical thinking skills to preparing for a variety of careers. This resource is perfect for Open Days or to spark enthusiasm in your classroom.

https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/h6lqb9vmpm4mnl4roxvu6/10-Reasons-to-Study-Leaving-Cert-History.pdf?rlkey=ozfialt20oroo5in8v7235wm5&st=1lulmklk&dl=0