Summary:
The best-selling 'This is Citizenship' course has been revised and updated to provide a structured programme of flexible activities which cover all the key concept, range and content requirements of the revised Citizenship national curriculum.

This is Citizenship 2 Teacher's Resource Book fully supports the This is Citizenship 2 Pupil's Book second edition through:

- A comprehensive introduction to the series which shows how it forms a progressive programme of study for Key Stage 3 and how all the elements link to the revised National Curriculum
- Detailed notes on the activities in the pupil book to give extra support to non-specialist teachers
- Worksheets to support the activities in the pupil book - providing opportunities for differentiation
- Assessment activities and ideas for self- and peer-assessment opportunities.

The Teacher's Resource Book comes with a CD-ROM which provides all the material as word files, allowing the opportunity to adapt the notes and activities to suit individual teacher and pupil needs.

• Includes extensive notes on how to make the activities work in the classroom - ideal for non-specialist support.
• Fully supports all pupil activities and provides additional photocopiable worksheets for use with a wide ability range.
• Gives guidance on assessment and provides assessment activities as well as ideas on how assessment for learning can be fully integrated into the course.
• Is accompanied by a CD-ROM which provides all the material in an editable word format - offering the flexibility to adapt the material to individual needs.

Table of Contents:
Introduction
About the series
Using Pupil's Book 2
Section 1 - Rules and fairness, rights and responsibilities
How does the law affect young people?
Why do young people break the law?
Why are young people attracted to gangs?
What happens to young offenders when they are caught?
The Youth Court
Sentencing
The consequences of crime
Inside a young offender's institution
Reflection
Activity sheets
Section 2 - Local communities and local government
Who can help with problems in your neighbourhood?
Who makes the decisions that affect your community?
Supermarket swoop! a decision-making role play
Do you get what you pay for?
What helps people get along together?
What is a stereotype and why does it matter?
The effects of rascism
Schools and the community
Reflection
Activity sheets
Section 3 - Human rights in a global community
Investigating citizens' rights on Planet Hoff
What are human rights?
It's a global world!
European migration
Refugees
Press freedom
Complaints against the press
Speaking out!
Reflection
Activity sheets
Resources

About the Author(s):
Julia and Terry Fiehn are experienced authors and advisors in Citizenship Education.

Readership:
KS3 PSHE Teachers