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Life in Twentieth Century Britain
Dr Anne Holdorph
Average rating:5.0Number of reviews:(418)
In this class, learners will explore life in twentieth century Britain, from the Edwardian era up to 1999
Class experience
US Grade Kindergarten - 2
Let's take a trip through twentieth century British history. Together we will explore different parts of life in Britain, starting in 1901 and ending in 1999. Each week, we will discuss a different time period in history and learners will get the chance to discuss the different parts of British life. Great to understand more about British history for the upcoming #jubilee Each week, we will look at a different period in history and discover what life was like for different people and...
Students will: Learn about different events in twentieth century British history, Learn what life was like for British people, Discover new inventions and technologies introduced in the twentieth century
I am a qualified teacher in the UK and have a PhD in history.
As this is a history class, there will be sometimes when we talk about death. In particular, we will talk about this during the weeks studying World War 1 and World War 2. We will also mention the death of Princess Diana in the week studying the 1990s. In the week on Post War Britain, we will be discussing immigration to the UK. This will include a mention of racism, but will focus on the experiences of immigrants based on oral history interviews taken from the Windrush Generation Interviews conducted by the British Library.
This class will use a variety of photographs as prompts for discussion. The course is based on knowledge gained through my time as a teacher in the UK, as well as knowledge gathered through completing a Bachelors degree, masters degree and PhD in history. Key Primary Sources 1908 Olympic Posters 1948 Olympic Posters State Portraits of monarchs Fashion plates (Edwardian, 1920s) World War 1 recruitment posters World War 2 posters Oral History accounts of the Windrush generation National Food Survey Mass Observation YouGov Surveys Key secondary sources used in creation of the course: Durham University Museums BBC Bitesize British Library Imperial War Museum Crispin Bates Brad Beavan Carol Dyehouse Sue Harper Matt Houlbrook Linda McDowell David Olusoga June Purvis A.J.P. Taylor C.N. Truman Benjamin Zephaniah Ina Zweiniger‐Bargielowska
Average rating:5.0Number of reviews:(418)
Hello! My name is Anne and I live in the UK. I am so excited to be here on Outschool and share some of the things I am passionate about with you all. I am looking forward to teaching history classes, as well as some classes in reading and...
Group Class
$10
weekly1x per week
25 min
Completed by 8 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 5-8
1-9 learners per class
