GCSE (Years 10–11) · History
Sources and interpretations
Pupils develop advanced source and interpretation skills, assessing provenance, utility, reliability and purpose of contemporary evidence, and comparing historians' interpretations to construct and evaluate arguments about past events. They learn to infer, corroborate and challenge accounts, understand bias and use contextual knowledge to support judgements.
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