
Students explore global issues by analysing real-world photographs. They begin by guessing the issue shown, then develop a shared definition of global issues through discussion. In groups, students analyse a specific image, considering causes, impacts, solutions, and human experiences, before presenting their ideas to the class.
Activity Overview (Short):
Starter: Guess the global issue from photographs
Think–Pair–Share: Create a definition of global issues
Main Task: Creating Enquiry Questions Using a Question Matrix
(differentiated task/scaffold included)
Plenary: Group presentations and feedback
Learning Outcomes
Students will KNOW:
What is meant by the term global issues
Examples of different global issues (e.g. poverty, climate change, pollution, inequality)
Students will UNDERSTAND:
That global issues have multiple causes and impacts
How global issues affect people’s lives in different ways
That there are possible strategies to reduce or manage these problems
Students will be able to DO:
Describe what is happening in a photograph
Suggest possible causes of the issue show
Propose realistic solutions to reduce the problem
Explain how they would feel living in that situation, with reasons
Identify and list challenges faced by people in the photograph
Present ideas clearly as part of a group
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