Prepare for a tutoring lesson.

Try this with History: Revolutions

1. Pick one topic and bring a question, an attempted answer or a short section of your notes.
2. Write a goal you can check at the end, such as explaining a method or improving a response.
3. Choose one independent follow-up task to try after working through the example.

Pick a starting point

• Colonial Grievances and Salutary Neglect (1607–1763)
• Taxation Without Representation: Sugar Act to Boston Massacre (1764–1770)
• Thomas Paine, Samuel Adams and the Radicalisation of Colonial Opinion
• Civil War, the Long March and Japanese Invasion as Revolutionary Catalysts (1927–1945)
• Mao Zedong's Ideology and Leadership in the Struggle for Power (1935–1949)
• The Decline of the Qing Dynasty and the Legacy of 1911 (1912–1927)

Plan a sample lesson

Choose one inventory topic and a goal. This plan stays in your browser until you download it; it is not sent to a tutor.