The Battle of Hastings, 2010 by jayfar
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Here you see two columns of children facing each other on the battle field where the Battle of Hastings took place in 1066. They are obviously on a 'hands on' history lesson and from the battle cries they were emitting they were thoroughly enjoying the experience. What a way to learn!
Comments (18)
Its a really interesting site, isnt it Jeff, you get a real sense of history there.
Too right..History was taught really badly at the school I went to..put me off for half a lifetime.
Way cool! A very good way to learn. A good teacher can take a boring subject and make it dynamic and interesting. A bad one can take a great subject and ruin it (forever). What a shame!
This is a splendid image! Teaching has altered so much since I attended an all girls school. Awful place! History were lessons about how the 'ladies' of the great houses embroidered and very little else. Any education 'out in the field' has my vote. As does this enlightened image. ^=^
Such great image, also the history and intention of learning, now at school about that. Good shot, Jef, it fits very well to your avatar ;-)
Mi piace questa lezione all'aperto fatta in un bel posto in mezzo al verde ! I like this lesson made outdoors in a beautiful place in the woods! Very beautiful shot !
tres interessant,bonne photo!!
Great battle field capture! Fun place for a field trip. :)
This is the way to learn history. I have been an instructor at both our Armor (armour) School and at our Command and General Staff College. We called taking students out to battlefields, "Staff Rides". You get to study a battle before, then walk the ground, then recap learning experiences afterward. I'd love to do the same at Hastings. Super...
Quite intersting story and picture
Great capture Jeff, do you remember much of it from the first time round?
Fantastic image. I like very much the colors
It is great when you have a teacher that inspires you to learn. Nice to see!
fabulous image and shot!!
great shot, very intersting!
Great way to interest kids in history. Such a lovely, lush green meadow hard to believe people killed each other in such a beautiful place. Wonderful shot!!
Glad to see the place is still semi untouched
I've been there and to the town of Battle! Poor Harold II, to be known for the name of the battle where you were killed. William the Bastard at least got to change his to William the Conqueror. What a wonderful way to learn history! My history classes in school were terrible. One teacher decided to teach from the Cold War backwards and over an entire school year got as far as the reasons for the Second World War. The last good history class I had other than college courses was in the seventh grade. In fact it was the only good history class... OK, I'm rambling. I love history and it is so often so poorly taught! Excellent image! I love seeing the children enjoying a history class!