PPt and worksheet on Evacuation.
Lesson Outcomes
All pupils should be able to;
1) Describe what evacuation was and why is it was used.
Even better if;
2) You can explain how successful evacuation was.
Excellent when;
3) You can assess the reliability of the sources.
PPT looking at gender, age and ethnic stratification in the UK. Tasks linked to examples of stratification and information on what our government does to prevent inequality.
Learning outcomes:
1)To be able to explain the hypodermic syringe and uses and gratification model s using case study examples 2) Analyse the link between violence and the mass media 3) To be able to explain what effect the media has on its audiences
Ppt on The Phoney War, group task where pupils try to protect London from attack.
Lesson Outcomes
All pupils should be able to;
1) Describe how you would defend London from attack.
Even better if;
2) You can explain why different items were needed
Excellent when;
3) You can evaluate which items were the most important
PPT looking at the reasons for the change in the divorce rate. It focuses on changes in the law compared with changes in society. Tasks included and video link included.
Lesson outcomes:
All pupils should be able to;
1) Describe the meaning of the slave poem and write their own poem on slavery
Even better if;
2) Annotate the poem to outline the key features and use some of these features within your own poem
Excellent when;
3) Analyse the key features of the slave poem and use some of these features as well as others within your own poem.
Crime and Punishment UK. Powerpoint looking at the different preventions and punishments and the relative merits of each. Individual and group activities and youtube links.
Ethnicity and Crime. Powerpoint presentation with activities and youtube links. Focuses on the Stephen Lawrence case and why Afro-Caribbeans are over-represented in the prison population. Worksheet with reasons for criminality which should be cut out to show why Afro-Caribbeans are over-represented. Could also be used as a group memory task.