Lawriepeet's Shop
Lawriepeet's Shop
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I am a History teacher in the North West, and head of Citizenship in my school. I have been teaching since 2007, in four secondary schools across the area. In between times, in 2012, I taught as a volunteer teacher in Ghana, with English, French and Maths classes (you can read about my adventures in my book, Teaching in the Sun, available on Amazon). All of my resources have been extensively tried and tested. I hope that you, like me, are able to use them for good and outstanding lessons.

pptx, 1.04 MB
pptx, 1.04 MB
docx, 20.89 KB
docx, 20.89 KB
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docx, 17.13 KB

This is a resource for Key Stage 3 Citizenship. Students are invited to discuss human rights and then the responsibilities that come with those rights. The worksheet links these rights with the precious rights of UK citizens; students are invited to make a key and highlight which rights link to which precious liberties.
The second half of the lesson takes recent examples of breaches of human rights and invites students to explain what they think should have happened in each case. Answers as to what really happened are in the powerpoint.
There is a teacher notes document to help delivery as well.

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