Dr John Kirkaldy
John Kirkaldy is a tutor and examiner for The Open University and presently tutors on the Arts Foundation, WWI and WWII courses.
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05 Mar 2012
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06 Feb 2012
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06 Feb 2012
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30 Jan 2012
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26 Jan 2012
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Debate: Did you enjoy history at school?
Comment posted by Unknown
24 Jan 2010
they were... Read more : Debate: Did you enjoy history at school?Debate: Did you enjoy history at school?
Comment posted by dave p
24 Jan 2010
I found history a profoundly frustrating experience at school - not because of the dates (which I never had any trouble remembering) but because of the geographical & chronological limitations.... Read more : Debate: Did you enjoy history at school?
Debate: Did you enjoy history at school?
Comment posted by Unknown
01 Feb 2009
I left school in 1984. I remember and enjoyed watching the programme How We Used To Live at junior school. During my first year of secondary school I didn't enjoy History lessons as we just copied... Read more : Debate: Did you enjoy history at school?
Debate: Did you enjoy history at school?
Comment posted by Unknown
25 Nov 2008
I did enjoy history from an early age however I found the toplics in secondary school to be repetative and being frank boring, we seemed to spend an eternity on subjects like the industrial... Read more : Debate: Did you enjoy history at school?