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PowerPoint files cannot be opened by students - please use the PDF print file.
In Citizenship you are required to do 'read and precis' work before the lesson. Any failure to do this work could result in you being given some 'additional work' to catch up.
Int1 - Introduction to Laws - [Powerpoint] - [PDF print file]
Int2 - Finding 'Lesson Materials' - Use the Intranet - via the LawsBlog
Int3 - Undertake the LawsBlog activity
Int4 - The Buzan method of note taking and Buzan Mind Map
Int5 - What is a precis?
Video Unit A1 - The Citizenship Video (What is Citizenship?)
Int6 - Examiners Terms for Citizenship
Int7 - Few People know their rights - read and precis
Int8 - One third do not respect the law read, precis and discuss
Int9 - Take a newspaper cutting to the first lesson of each week
Int10 - Essay writing guidance
Int11 - Election/Selection of 'Laws Studies Board' representative
Int12 - Find a Laws Mentor ...
Int13 - What does the following statement mean?
"The College's policy is that all job applicants and all employees and students shall recieve equally favourable treatment regardless of gender, age, disability, social class, family circumstances, pregnancy, marital status, sexual orientation, race, nationality or ethnic or national origin, trade union activity or religion."
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Themes to look for and develop throughout the course ... Rights and responsibilities - the individual and society - freedom and restrictions - freedom with responsibility - individualism v communitarianism - inclusive and exclusive approaches - active or passive citizenship - centralisation v decentralisation.
Think about the issue of "Diversity" - What does it mean? How can we celebrate it? How is it relevant to Citizenship?
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Remember: If you miss a lesson you must complete an Absence Form.