The ‘Population’ scheme of work is designed to develop ks3 students’ understanding through China’s one child policy. The unit firstly looks at global population change before uncovering the original reasons for the policy, what it entailed and the legacy of it. This scheme of work also includes a revision lesson, an assessment in addition to assessment feedback lessons. The lessons cater for mixed ability through additional support in the form of writing frames, success criterion in addition to challenge tasks.
Each lesson features resources that are either integrated within the powerpoint presentation or separate in the form of microsoft word documents.
The scheme of work is comprised of the following lessons:
- How has the global population changed?
- Why is the global population growing?
- Can the world cope with more people?
- How are cities challenged by population growth?
- Why did China introduce the One Child Policy?
- Was the One Child Policy successful?
- Why did China get rid of its One Child Policy?
- Why is China concerned about an ageing population?
- What is causing China’s rapid urbanisation?
- How am I linked to urbanisation in China?
- Revision
- Assessment
- Assessment Feedback
- City of the future - Shenzen
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