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James Woodcock, a history teacher at Cottenham Village School, uses vocabulary as a tool to help Year 10 students improve their causal reasoning. As a result of working with Year 10 students on the causes of the Second World War, he has come to believe that articulate vocabulary is not simply a glos...
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Published in: | The Times Educational Supplement 2005-11 (4661), p.T22 |
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Format: | Magazinearticle |
Language: | English |
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Summary: | James Woodcock, a history teacher at Cottenham Village School, uses vocabulary as a tool to help Year 10 students improve their causal reasoning. As a result of working with Year 10 students on the causes of the Second World War, he has come to believe that articulate vocabulary is not simply a gloss to improve the appearance of students' work, but a fundamental tool with which to develop conceptual understanding. |
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ISSN: | 0040-7887 |