Practical resources for teaching citizenship in secondary classrooms /
Tudor, Ruth, 1963-
Practical resources for teaching citizenship in secondary classrooms / Ruth Tudor. - London : David Fulton, 2002. - 1 online resource (vi, 151 pages) : illustrations
Includes bibliographical references.
Cover; Title; Copyright; Contents; Introduction; 1. Identity and Belonging; 1. Who am I?; 2. Who are the British?; 3. Where have my family come from?; 4. Who is a British citizen?; 5. What does it mean to be British today?; 2. Human Rights for Human Beings; 1. What are my rights and responsibilities?; 2. What are human rights? Do all people have them?; 3. What is the Universal Declaration of Human Rights? What are the challenges for human rights in the world today?; 3. Law, Justice and Crime; 1. What is a law? Who makes the law?; 2. How can we get justice?; 4. Power, Democracy and Politics. 1. Who has power?2. About different political systems; 3. All about voting and democracy; 4. How democratic is Britain?; 5. Government in the United Kingdom; 5. Rights, Responsibilities and the World Around Us; 1. Rights, responsibilities and the environment; 2. All about rubbish!; 3. Rights, responsibilities and sustainable development; 4. Food, farming and famine; 5. Science, people and dilemmas; 6. Rights, disability and the built environment; 6. All about the Media; 1. What is news?; 2. Who owns information?; Useful Contacts. Appendix A: Assessment for learning: Making progress in citizenshipAppendix B: Assessment: Using a range of assessors; Appendix C: Ground rules for discussion and debate.
Based on the New Curriculum for Citizenship, this book provides practitioners in secondary schools with the essential tools needed to teach citizenship. The authors provide an overview of the citizenship order and give guidance on how to fulfill its three main elements: social and moral responsibility, community involvement and political literacy. The book focuses on curriculum developments, teaching, learning and assessment issues and includes a rationale for planning schemes of work in citizenship for the whole school. It also includes lesson plans, teaching ideas and resour.
English.
9781136608292 (electronic bk.) 113660829X (electronic bk.) 9780203422304 (e-book ; PDF) 0203422309 9781136608247 (e-book ; Mobi) 1136608249 9781136608285 (e-book ; ePub) 1136608281 1299479561 9781299479562
Citizenship--Study and teaching (Secondary)--Great Britain.
POLITICAL SCIENCE--Political Freedom & Security--Civil Rights.
POLITICAL SCIENCE--Political Freedom & Security--Human Rights.
Citizenship--Study and teaching (Secondary)
Great Britain.
Electronic books.
LC1091 / .T83 2002eb
323.6071241
Practical resources for teaching citizenship in secondary classrooms / Ruth Tudor. - London : David Fulton, 2002. - 1 online resource (vi, 151 pages) : illustrations
Includes bibliographical references.
Cover; Title; Copyright; Contents; Introduction; 1. Identity and Belonging; 1. Who am I?; 2. Who are the British?; 3. Where have my family come from?; 4. Who is a British citizen?; 5. What does it mean to be British today?; 2. Human Rights for Human Beings; 1. What are my rights and responsibilities?; 2. What are human rights? Do all people have them?; 3. What is the Universal Declaration of Human Rights? What are the challenges for human rights in the world today?; 3. Law, Justice and Crime; 1. What is a law? Who makes the law?; 2. How can we get justice?; 4. Power, Democracy and Politics. 1. Who has power?2. About different political systems; 3. All about voting and democracy; 4. How democratic is Britain?; 5. Government in the United Kingdom; 5. Rights, Responsibilities and the World Around Us; 1. Rights, responsibilities and the environment; 2. All about rubbish!; 3. Rights, responsibilities and sustainable development; 4. Food, farming and famine; 5. Science, people and dilemmas; 6. Rights, disability and the built environment; 6. All about the Media; 1. What is news?; 2. Who owns information?; Useful Contacts. Appendix A: Assessment for learning: Making progress in citizenshipAppendix B: Assessment: Using a range of assessors; Appendix C: Ground rules for discussion and debate.
Based on the New Curriculum for Citizenship, this book provides practitioners in secondary schools with the essential tools needed to teach citizenship. The authors provide an overview of the citizenship order and give guidance on how to fulfill its three main elements: social and moral responsibility, community involvement and political literacy. The book focuses on curriculum developments, teaching, learning and assessment issues and includes a rationale for planning schemes of work in citizenship for the whole school. It also includes lesson plans, teaching ideas and resour.
English.
9781136608292 (electronic bk.) 113660829X (electronic bk.) 9780203422304 (e-book ; PDF) 0203422309 9781136608247 (e-book ; Mobi) 1136608249 9781136608285 (e-book ; ePub) 1136608281 1299479561 9781299479562
Citizenship--Study and teaching (Secondary)--Great Britain.
POLITICAL SCIENCE--Political Freedom & Security--Civil Rights.
POLITICAL SCIENCE--Political Freedom & Security--Human Rights.
Citizenship--Study and teaching (Secondary)
Great Britain.
Electronic books.
LC1091 / .T83 2002eb
323.6071241