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KS3 Depth Studies: Asian Empires and the Silk Roads Student Book (4th edition) (Key Stage 3 History by Aaron Wilkes 4th Edition) - Softcover

Wilkes, Aaron; Stevens, Elena; Rawlings, David; Patel, Shalina; Daswani, Zara

 
9781382068918: KS3 Depth Studies: Asian Empires and the Silk Roads Student Book (4th edition) (Key Stage 3 History by Aaron Wilkes 4th Edition)

Synopsis

Diversify your curriculum and introduce global stories through accessible case studies on Asian empires linked through the Silk Roads:
- Early Islamic Empire
- Mongol Empire
- Ottoman Empire
- Ming Dynasty
- Mughal Empire

Explore how these empires developed, how they interacted with other areas of the world, and how they each left a legacy that can still be seen in the modern world. These case studies will stimulate discussion and help students understand how what has happened in the past continues to have impact and shape the world today.

Written by a team led by Aaron Wilkes in consultation with expert historians.

This engaging book:
- enhances Oxford's best-selling KS3 History textbooks, and can be used flexibly with other schemes of work
- gives a detailed insight into this fascinating area of world history
- allows you to delve deeper into topics and themes of particular interest
- supports you to diversify your curriculum

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About the Author

Aaron Wilkes is one of the leading History authors in school publishing with over 25 years' experience working in schools as a teacher, department, and faculty leader. He also leads the PGCE Secondary History course at the University of Warwick. His energetic and creative style is reflected in his teaching, and his books which are loved by History teachers and their students all over the country. Elena Stevens is a History teacher in a secondary school in West Sussex. As well as contributing to History textbooks and digital resources, she has written professional development resources focusing on how teachers can include diverse and representative histories in their History lessons. David Rawlings is a History teacher with over 15 years' experience working in schools in the UK, China and Uganda. He leads the PGCE History course at the University of Bristol and researches coloniality, social justice and History education. Shalina Patel is an award-winning History teacher with over 15 years of classr

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