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Topic TitleUnit 1: Travel and Environment: Tourism, travel and transport Unit 1: Lifestyle: Health and Fitness, Sport and Exercise Unit 1: Youth Matters: peer pressure, role models, technology and communicationUnit 1: Education and Employment, Volunteering and Internships
Unit 2: Urban and Rural LifeRevision
History of Greece: 1914-1967History of Greece: 1960-1974Revision
History of Greece: 1967-1974
Key Skills and Content•  Εxplain and comment on the main events of World War I & II•  Analyse the factors that led to the rise of the Junta, the events that led to its fall, and its impact on society.•  Research the USA's involvement in developments on the Greek political scene and comment on the main political events and the protagonists of the period•  Revise the key vocabulary of all units taught.Exam preparation
•  Understand the main events that led to the Civil War•  Explain the events that led to the Cypriot Coup•  Explain the role of the Greek monarchy and its influence on the political figures and parties of the time.•  Exam preparation- Ongoing sample questions that mirror the examination questions, Past Papers
•  Research the events that led to the 1967 coup and the political personalities of the period•  Research information about political personalities•  Comment on aspects of the economy and daily life during this historical period
•  Translate passages of relevant content•  Write narrative and descriptive texts to effectively communicate relevant information related to the topics
•  Write articles and letters to communicate relevant information effectively.
Grammar: Conjugation of nouns & adjectives, use prepositions, verbs, adverb and adverbial phrases, gerund & participles, numerals
Summative AssessmentTranslation & Essay Essay and Research Translation, Essay and ResearchTranslation, Essay and Research
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