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This editable GCSE History pack supports students studying Edexcel Medicine in Britain c1250-present, with a focused lesson on the Medical Renaissance c1500-c1700. It covers Vesalius, Harvey, the printing press, the Royal Society, Sydenham, the Great Plague and the key distinction between progress in knowledge and limits in treatment or prevention. The student workbook includes a contents page, learning targets, Foundation/Core/Challenge activities, source-card tasks, a group ranking activity, an independent comparison task, a Great Plague sorting task and Edexcel-style exam practice. The teacher notes include delivery guidance, differentiation, common misconceptions, marking prompts, exam-board notes and source/licence information. The answer sheet provides full model answers and mark guidance for the 4-mark, 12-mark and 16-mark questions. Includes 3 editable Word documents: Student Workbook, Teacher Notes and Answer Sheet. Best used for GCSE revision, a stand-alone lesson, intervention or home learning.

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