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Development
 Why
can't Maria Gonzales afford enough
tortillas for her family? This mystery explores the links between
bioethanol and tortillas in Mexico.
Paul Williams from Shrewsbury School in Thailand created this
after watching a recent news report.
Mystery cards here Paul thinks it may also fit with
Global Warming and Agriculture.
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Development
Trade and Aid resources for the People Work
and Development unit of our GCSE course. 'Debt
Rap' was used as a warmer exercise. The pupils first watched the video
clip about debt from
www.makepovertyhistory.com Then they
analysed to lyrics from the wrap to answer/discuss the questions .
'Two
aid projects compared' was used with a video called 'Trick or
Treat' (rather old but no less useful) It was cut up and the pupils sorted
the statements into two columns. They then made their notes more case
specific by answering the questions on 'Are
aid projects a good idea?' Rachel
Wright, Ballard School, New Milton, Hampshire |
Paul Montague
from Cyfarhtfa High, Merthyr in South Wales, has sent
this mystery about the London Docklands
London Docklands inductive classification
London Docklands concept map frame
and this one
about traffic congestion in Cardiff
Traffic congestion
Traffic congestion bubble diagram |
This page last updated
03 April 2012 |
