No Job for a Woman: Women at War

No Job for a Woman

Women have participated in wars - as soldiers, nurses, workers and home-makers - since well before the twentieth century. This resource from The Imperial War Museum, focuses on women's experiences of war in the twentieth century. It is a useful resource for teachers of History and Citizenship.

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People of the Great War

People of the Great War

Watch or download the thought-provoking film created in 2008 to mark the passing of the First World War generation. Extra learning resources, including all images from the film, are available as files to download. You can also watch the 'Making of...' film - an insight into the work of the Imperial War Museum Learning team. These are essential resources for History, Citizenship and Media students.

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Media and War: The Battle for Hearts & Minds

Media and War

The battle for hearts and minds. An online exhibition from The Imperial War Museum for teachers and students of Citizenship, History and Media Studies which examines the use of propaganda during the main conflicts of the twentieth and twenty-first centuries.

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The Great War: a resource for schools

The Great War

Investigate the causes and the nature of the First World War in this resource for schools from The National Archives.

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Webquests: Resources for Students & Teachers (KS1-4)

Webquests

WebQuests are brilliant new online resources for schools – based on collections from nine national museums, including the Imperial War Museum. They are mapped to the curriculum at Key Stages 1 to 4, across subjects including English, Maths, History and Citizenship.

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Education in 1911

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A podcast from The National Archives

Education in 1911

What was education like for the majority of children in 1911, the year when pupils staged strikes in 62 schools? This talk provides a fascinating glimpse of day-to-day life in an Edwardian school, covering such aspects as lessons, discipline, and examinations. It also touches on the dramatic resignation of the President of the Board of Education.

Author: Ann Morton
Duration: 00:38:08

Listen to the podcast, and see further information, including images and primary documents.

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