This fully resourced lesson engages students with the vital question: How can fragile cold environments be managed sustainably? Using a case study jigsaw, students investigate and share knowledge on four key perspectives: oil extraction in Alaska, the Antarctic Treaty, indigenous sustainable practices, and the role of NGOs like Greenpeace. With clear, structured PPT slides, case study prompts, images, and an exam-style “to what extent” 9-mark question, the lesson builds deep understanding and evaluative skills. Differentiated tasks, collaborative learning, and strong exam focus make this lesson both engaging and exam-ready. Perfect for the AQA GCSE Living World unit (pages 100–103), but adaptable for other exam boards.
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