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Topic TitleMigrationHuman RightsSustainability- Team ProjectSustainability- Team ProjectDigital World
Key Skills and ContentEvaluating pros and cons, conducting research and referencing sources.Supporting opinions, problem-solving, effective presentation, and understanding human rights.Conducting primary and secondary research, drawing conclusions, presenting findings.Identifying solutions to an issue.Exploring "utopian" and "dystopian" visions, gathering and analyzing statistics, comparing sources, and brainstorming project ideas.
Analysing multiple viewpoints, developing effective communication skills and proposing fact-based solutions.Understanding diverse perspectives, testing claims, participating in debates, and practicing active listening.Connecting causes and consequences, and considering different perspectives on issues.Designing outcomes, planning independently, responding to feedback, and engaging in problem-solving.
Articulating arguments persuasively, and utilising online research.Project on food sustainability linking it to the broader consequences of food waste.Brainstorming actions, solving problems, enhancing teamwork, distributing roles fairly, reflecting on contributions, and evaluating outcomes while checking impact and identifying improvements. Students will create a video news report segment on a global or national topic.
SummativePresenting and justifying a course of action. Research, analysis, and communication skills.Testing a claim and explaining the steps. Research and analysis skills.Presenting research findings.Research, analysis, and communication skills.Project outcome and reflections. Collaboration, reflection and evaluationEnd of the year assessment. Analysis, evaluation and communication.
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