Victorian Belfast: Using The Evidence
This publication is designed for pupils at Key Stage 3. Teachers will be particularly interested in the use of original source materials which are included as an integral part of the text, and which compliment and illustrate the narrative of …
Product Details
| Author(s) | Jamie Johnston |
| Publication Date | 1993 |
| Publisher | Ulster Historical Foundation |
| Format | Paperback |
| ISBN | 978-0901905574 |
Product Description
This publication is designed for pupils at Key Stage 3.
Teachers will be particularly interested in the use of original source materials which are included as an integral part of the text, and which compliment and illustrate the narrative of the growth of Belfast in the 19th century. They are accompanied by questions and activities suitable for pupils of all abilities in years 1-3 of the secondary school. The learning activities are designed to ensure that pupils encounter a number of historical skills, in addition to the basic comprehension of the topic. These include an appropriate understanding of concepts such as industrialisation, urbanisation, continuity and change, and skills such as empathy, analysis etc.
The broad topic of Victorian Belfast has been arranged so that the story of Belfast in the 19th century can be taught as a study in development. In addition, the carefully constructed 'Community Relations' section introduces a Cultural Heritage/ Education for Mutual Understanding element which increases the educational value of the pack.
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