Citizenship Studies for Key Stage 4 and GCSE Teacher's Resource Book

Summary:
This is Citizenship Studies is a major new course book for Key Stage 4 Citizenship education. It provides a structured programme of flexible learning activities that cover the knowledge, skills and understanding requirements of both the compulsory Citizenship curriculum and the GCSE short course specifications.



This book is equally suitable for both exam and non-exam courses. It takes the content of the main GCSE topics from AQA, OCR and Edexcel:



- Rights and responsibilities

- School, work and the local community

- National and European citizenship

- Global citizenship and the global village

- Government

- Power, politics and the media

- Participation and action



and builds them into a coherent and engaging course based on active learning and investigation, suitable for all abilities.



This Teacher's Resource Book fully supports the Student's Book with activity sheets to help access or extend all the major tasks and notes for teachers on how to make this material work in the classroom.

Table of Contents:
INTRODUCTION
About the series
Using the Student's Book
DETAILED NOTES AND ACTIVITY SHEETS
Section 1 Citizenship in a democracy
Section 2 How does the justice system work in England and Wales?
Section 3 Local government and community
Section 4 National government - who's running the country?
Section 5 Money and work
Section 6 The media
Section 7 Living in a global community
Resources

About the Author(s):
Terry Fiehn and Julia Fiehn have been widely involved in many aspects of Citizenship Education and are thoroughly familiar with the requirements of the GCSE specifications; Andrew Miller is a national specialist in work-related learning and work experience.