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SHIC level 7 (advanced) - Cognitive Quirks

Human minds tend to err in predictable ways, but luckily we can learn to be aware of these quirks, and try to overcome them.This level will challenge us to take a closer look at our minds and what makes them tick. We’ll examine how and where we get things wrong, as well as why that matters if we want to make the world a better place.

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SHIC level 6 - Effective fundraising

This level is where learning meets doing. It’s time to start fundraising. You’ll do a quick review of the causes and specific high-impact charities we’ve covered, then move to vote on one organization. After learning some smart fundraising tactics, we’re handing it over to you and your collective imagination to raise money for your favourite charity.

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SHIC level 5 - High-Impact Careers

How can you best help solve the world’s largest problems with your career? The classic idea of doing good can be surprisingly ineffective. In this level you’ll question traditional career advice, and learn about some surprising ways that you can make a huge impact.

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SHIC level 4 - Threats to Humanity

The fate of humanity rests on your shoulders! This level tackles existential risks, also known as x-risks, which are threats to the whole of humanity. You’ll explore extreme climate change, nuclear weapons, pandemics, and threats from artificial intelligence. But it’s not all doom and gloom: you’ll also learn what you can do to reduce the chances of the apocalypse!

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SHIC level 3 - Animal Rights

Starting with a classic thought experiment about moral dilemmas, this level aims to broaden your knowledge about issues affecting animals. You will be guided through an exploration of the philosophy surrounding our obligations to animals, including the ethics of eating meat. You’ll get a bird’s-eye view of humanity in a historical context, and critically discuss the best ways to reduce animal suffering.

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SHIC level 2 - Rethinking Charity

Are we morally obligated to address global poverty? In Level 2 you’ll try a provoking thought experiment that will enlighten you about the true state of the world. Then you’ll see where your income will likely stand in relation to the global average, and ponder your charitable opportunities and obligations to the world.

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SHIC Level 1 - Smashing Preconceptions

How can you improve the world without fully understanding it? This level will challenge your preconceptions about global poverty, provide an in-depth idea of what it truly means to be poor, and reveal information about how the world is changing. Through videos hosted by Hans Rosling, a highly respected Swedish medical doctor, academic and statistician, students will be introduced to new ways of thinking about critical issues and the misconceptions surrounding key global problems.

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SHIC Level 0 - The Giving Game

This is an introduction to high-impact charity, and is the best way to start the SHIC program. After learning about several charities, you and your group are tasked with selecting the one you deem as having the biggest impact. The difficulties involved in this task will demonstrate that you can’t necessarily rely on your intuition to choose a charity, and will give your group a taste of how evidence and analysis can, and should, be used to select a charity. This is a great stand-alone level and an excellent introduction to high-impact charity.

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Revision and Exam Preparation

This one hour lesson is designed to support students in their revision. The lesson includes clear learning objectives and explores a number of structured revision techniques. Throughout the lesson students are given top tips and advice as to how to structure their revision. The lesson includes links to relevant clips as well as a differentiated homework task. Whilst this lesson has been designed for students at KS3 it can easily be adapted for those at KS2 or KS4.

By MAKIKITA

Dressmaking Wordsearch Textiles Technology Literacy Starter Activity Homework Cover Lesson Plenary

Wordsearch on the theme of 'Dressmaking'. Powerpoint so can be used on the board or printed as a worksheet. Includes space for students to explain the keywords and suggested extension activities. Can take 10 minutes or an hour, depending on which activities the students complete. Ideal for the start of a lesson, a quick filler, a homework, part of a cover lesson or as a plenary on the board with a whiteboard pen. The idea behind these is to get students to become more literate and think independently about the words that could be used to describe the topic being taught. The repetition of the word over and over as they look for the word is useful in remembering the terms. Often the students will pick up on things that you would not normally expect!

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Enterprise: Enterprising Skills

1 hour PP, worksheets, clips, well differentiated, KS3/ KS4. Many more inexpensive and free resources at my shop: EC_Resources Leave me a review and pick any other resource for free :)

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Personal Action Planning setting Smart Targets full lesson

This lesson will help learners to start taking ownership of the SMART targets we set them in their individual ILP's. It discusses what a SMART target is, how we can use it and why they are useful. OBJECTIVES Complete diagnostic reassessment Print off areas for improvement Create a SMART action plan This lesson includes action plan templates for the session and for use in the classroom/individual target setting. There is visual imagery and videos embedded to work through the activities.

By rkristina