Teaching Roman Food at Key Stage 3: Building Knowledge Through an Enquiry Question

Publisher: Cambridge University Press

E-ISSN: 2058-6310|16|32|50-52

ISSN: 2058-6310

Source: Journal of Classics Teaching, Vol.16, Iss.32, 2016-01, pp. : 50-52

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Abstract

Apromenade lesson is when the learners get up and source, identify and evaluate information from materials attached to the walls of the classroom or a corridor or some other space in the school. The students have to walk around the ‘exhibits’ to find out something and note it down as they go. This activity can forms a part of a sequence of tasks in a lesson. It works well for any subject matter which is highly visual, such as images taken from Pompeian wall-paintings, for example, or even for enlarged text selections.