Activity B from the popular and acclaimed teaching pack The Bomb Factor.
This lesson gives students the tools to have a debate about conflict, comparing possible violence in school with violence internationally, as a way of engaging with debates around (nuclear and other) deterrence.
The lesson is relevant to Citizenship, Government & Politics, English, History, and RE, as well as helping to meet SMSC, Prevent and British Values requirements.
To view and download the other activities from the Bomb Factor pack, and the pack as a whole (including endorsements), go to www.tes.com/teaching-resource/the-bomb-factor-6099436
This lesson gives students the tools to have a debate about conflict, comparing possible violence in school with violence internationally, as a way of engaging with debates around (nuclear and other) deterrence.
The lesson is relevant to Citizenship, Government & Politics, English, History, and RE, as well as helping to meet SMSC, Prevent and British Values requirements.
To view and download the other activities from the Bomb Factor pack, and the pack as a whole (including endorsements), go to www.tes.com/teaching-resource/the-bomb-factor-6099436
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Thanks! I think it is very valid to use possession of knives as a starting point.
Thanks, should promote some great discussion!
thank you :)
Thanks - great resource
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