Paperback

ISBN-10: 034084521X

Published: 27/09/2002

Extent: 144 pages

Illustrations: 100 colour illustrations and artworks

 

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Summary:
Citizenship Studies has been written to support the OCR GCSE short course specification and the teaching of Key Stage 4 Citizenship. Combining a lively text with up-to-date case studies, relevant activities, and a stimulating selection of written and visual sources, the book helps students to understand important Citizenship issues.

• Covers the three main themes of the OCR specification
  - understanding the rights and responsibilities of self and others
  - government and decision-making
  - citizenship and voluntary activity
• Provides accessible introductions to key topics
• Features relevant and thought-provoking case studies
• Guidance on preparing for the examination and how to successfully tackle course work assignments

Table of Contents:
Introduction
Rules and Laws
Consumer Law
Employment
Community Issues
Family and School
Government
Media
Making a Difference
Global Citizenship
Justice
Exam Guidance

About the Author(s):
Tony Thorpe is a freelance writer and consultant for the Citizenship Foundation. David Marsh is a head of department at Littlehampton Community School and an examiner.

Readership:
GCSE Students of the OCR GCSE Short Course in Citizenship Studies and students learning Citizenship at Key Stage 4.

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