History (Durham Cathedral)

• What is the lesson outcome for the Year 10 History lesson on Durham Cathedral and Norman government?

  I can explain how William I used the Church to help control the north.
• What are the content guidance notes for the lesson?

  • Depiction or discussion of serious crime
  • Depiction or discussion of violence or suffering
  • Adult supervision required
• What does the lesson indicate about adult supervision?


  Adult supervision is required.
• What does the phrase "This lesson will soon be taken down" imply?

  It suggests that the lesson will no longer be available shortly.
• What activities are included in the lesson structure?

  • Starter quiz (6 Questions)
  • Lesson video
  • Exit quiz (6 questions)
• What is the purpose of the "Prepare" section in the lesson?

  To activate prior knowledge through a starter quiz.
• What is the significance of the "Lesson video" in the lesson structure?

  It serves to provide visual and auditory information to enhance learning.
• How does the lesson structure facilitate learning about William I and the Church?

  By combining quizzes and videos to engage different learning styles.
• What is the total number of questions in the starter and exit quizzes combined?

  12 questions (6 in each quiz).
• What does the phrase "Take me back to lessons" suggest about the lesson interface?

  It provides an option to return to previous lessons.
• What does "Read the help article" imply for students?

  It suggests that additional support or clarification is available.
• What is the focus of the lesson regarding William I?


  How he used the Church to help control the north.
• What might be the implications of discussing serious crime and violence in the lesson?

  It could lead to discussions about historical context and moral implications.