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Thursday, 29 October 2015
Wednesday, 21 October 2015
PMQ's & work for half term
Lower 6th form
1. Half term prep: Constitutional reform since 1997 has not gone far enough. Discuss. (40)
In your groups - prepare a PowerPoint presentation using the hand-out & textbook for the first lesson after half term. Email the completed presentations to Mr Thomas or save it to a usb. The group tasks are;
2.Constitutional reform presentations
Group
1 - HRA
- Why was the HRA proposed?
How
does
it work? The
HRA in context.
Group
2 -
Parliament (the
Commons & the Lords)
Group
3 – Electoral
reform -
Changes, the 2011 referendum etc
Group 4 – The Freedom of information Act – what is it & how does it work?
Group 5 – Devolution – What is it? How does it work? Also, could it be described as ‘quasi
federalism’?
Group 6 – Constitutional
reform under Brown, Cameron & Clegg.
Upper 6th form
1. Half term prep: To what extent have conservatives
supported ‘free
market’ capitalism? (45)
2. Reading (with notes) to be completed for the first class after half term
Introduction to New Right
1. What does the term ‘New Right’ describe? What is
it a marriage between?
2. How is it a restatement of the
case for a minimal state?
3. Why was government the cause of the
problems the economy faced?
4. How &why do they support the
‘supply side’?
5. In what ways is it anti-statist & why do they oppose welfare?
5. In what ways is it anti-statist & why do they oppose welfare?
Monday, 19 October 2015
Friday, 16 October 2015
Has the government made a mistake over cuts to tax credits?
Tory voter berates minister on Question Time over tax credits - BBC News
The Conservative tax credit cuts are a work penalty | Owen Jones talks
Thursday, 15 October 2015
Monday, 5 October 2015
Is feminism still relevant today?
Meet the original suffragette: Mary Wollstonecraft. The founder of feminism, a philosopher, travel writer, human rights activist, a profound influence on the Romantics, and an educational pioneer.
L6 & U6 answer the question in the title, using your nom de plume, in the comments box below
L6 & U6 answer the question in the title, using your nom de plume, in the comments box below
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