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Lesson 1: Decision Making Part 11 Citizenship Lesson 1 How to make a good decision Aim: to understand that there are different methods of decision making and to practice 3 different decision making skills. Decision making skills

Lesson 1: Decision Making Part 12 For starters… ?What decisions have you already had to make today? Discuss 3 decisions in pairs and feedback to the group Extension: Can you think how you made these decisions?

Lesson 1: Decision Making Part 13 By the end of today, you will be able to State 2 different methods of decision making State 2 advantages of each method State 2 disadvantages of each method

Lesson 1: Decision Making Part 14 Task 1 On your own decide which celebrities you would invest in. You don’t need to actually buy the shares - just list the names of those you would choose. Remember that you have £10,000 to spend and your aim is to make good decisions in order to make as much money as possible by investing in celebrity shares.

Lesson 1: Decision Making Part 15 Discuss as a whole class: ? How did you make your decisions? ? What did you base your decisions on?

Lesson 1: Decision Making Part 16 Task 2 In groups decide on a team name

Lesson 1: Decision Making Part 17 Task 3 In groups vote on your favourite celebrity between either: Madonna or Guy Ritchie After selecting the celebrity, in your group buy 10 shares in your chosen celebrity.

Lesson 1: Decision Making Part 18 Discuss: ? How easy was this decision? ?Identify 1 advantage and 1 disadvantage of the voting method of decision making

Lesson 1: Decision Making Part 19 Task 4 >In groups now chose 2 celebrities that you all want to buy shares in. >Decide and buy 50 shares.

Lesson 1: Decision Making Part 110 Discuss: ? How did you make your decision? ? Did you vote? ? Did you argue? ? Did you want more time?

Lesson 1: Decision Making Part 111 To sum it up: ? Which methods of decision making have you used today? ? Which was most effective? And why?

Lesson 1: Decision Making Part 112 Homework: Decide on a Celebdaq celebrity and complete the campaign sheet Be prepared to come to the next lesson and present your ideas Use Celebdaq news to help you decide on a profitable celebrity to supportCelebdaq news