The first lesson in the AQA historic environment 2022 series on Burghley’s Almshouses focusing on why there was poverty in Elizabethan England.
The lesson begins with students exploring what the lesson focus is about, moving on to a video which introduces the issues of poverty, leading to pupils creating a spider diagram (making links between factors) on the causes of poverty using the hand out. Students then create arguments on the relative importance of the different factors in causing poverty, moving on to making links with how the different groups in society would view the growth in poverty. Finally students choose the factor they think is the most significant factor, justifying their choices.
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