This is a lesson about Public Health during the Industrial Revolution that I developed for a job interview. It was used as a Year 11 revision lesson, but it is simple and could be easily adapted for key stage 3 introduction of Medicine through Time / Health and the People.
This power point provides a PowerPoint, including a slide to be printed as an A3 worksheet. No exercise books are needed and no other resources.
You can easily guide the students through the A, B and C sections of the sheet. There is a short class reading, after which students need to think of four additional reasons why public health did not improve more quickly during the industrial revolution.
The challenge question on the DNA refers to Louis Pasteur, so you can change this if they have not studied or do not need to know about him.
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