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This is one of my most detailed lessons and one which students love. After a quick starter activity about the significance of the poppy in British-Chinese relations the class read detailed background notes before being issued one of 23 character cards. These range from tea-magnate Thomas Twining to Confucius! In role the students then extract evidence which their character might use to explain how China became to be ruled by foreigners after the Opium Wars. I always follow this up with either a piece of extended writing or even better a debate. Please watch the short video clip attached to see this lesson in action. The lesson includes a separate plenary Power Point also. I hope your students will gain as much from this lesson as I know mine always do. Enjoy!

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jamesscottregents

4 years ago
5

Haven't actually used this resource yet but I like the look of the starter (very inventive and relevant). The role-play activity looks fun but also challenging for students. Will be using it with a Year 9 IGCSE group tomorrow morning so we'll see.

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