Access the prezi used in class here:
If you have missed lessons than you should use this to fill in gaps in your notes. Follow the ‘path’ through the prezi by clicking the arrow at the bottom of the screen.
I have also added some extra videos about the General Assembly, Security Council and the work of the Secretary General for you to watch for extra background knowledge.
Follow up to and including the information on ‘peacemaking’.
Miss B
For the higher class: as promised in class here are the links and activities for you to do for your homework. If you have any queries or get stuck than add a comment to the bottom of this post.
Access the presentation from this LINK.
Watch the highlights from the Leaders debates in 2010:
Task:
Click through the presentation by clicking on the arrow button at the bottom.
Note the first few slides show general information relating to the 2010 election, read through this, but you don’t need to take notes (unless you want to!) on this.
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Make notes using the statistics for the graph on the following:
Rational Choice and Issues
Activity for next Friday:
(we will discuss the plan for this a bit on Tuesday)
* prepare an answer to the essay question shown at the end of the prezi:
‘Assess the influence of social class on voter behaviour.’
How the Scottish Parliament works
Follow this link:
Answer the below questions in your jotter.
1. What is a Parliament?
2. What can Members of the Scottish Parliament (MSPs) do?
3. In your jotter create a timeline that shows the creation of the Scottish Parliament. Make sure to include the following years.
4. What were the Scottish people asked in 1997?
5. What was their answer?
6. What are devolved matters? Can you give examples.
7. What are reserved matters? Can you give examples.
8. How many MSPs are there?
If you finish these questions explore the debating chamber in the Scottish Parliament:
Can you find out the following:
1. The names of the political parties within the Parliament.
2. The leaders of each party and how many MSPs they have.
3. The job of the Presiding Officer.
Download these instructions here: How the Scottish Parliament works
Find out more about the work of Police Scotland on their website.
See if you can find the sites for Aberdeenshire and Moray and the Heldon and Laich police services.
Research biological causes of crime through the following links:
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