Citizenship – Unit 1 Rights and Responsibilities LQ: Can I research legislation and present information effectively? Terminology: legislation, human rights,

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Citizenship – Unit 1 Rights and Responsibilities LQ: Can I research legislation and present information effectively? Terminology: legislation, human rights, equality, discrimination, sexism, ageism, racism, racial hatred, white paper

Starter: terminology tests.. EXTENSION Have any of these terms been in the news recently? EXTENSION Have any of these terms been in the news recently? Terminology: legislation, human rights, equality, discrimination, sexism, ageism, racism, racial hatred, white paper

Terminology: rights, responsibilities, collectivism, individualism, duties, needs, wants Gender – Equal Pay Act 1970, Sex Discrimination Act 1975, Gender Equality Duty 2007 Disability – Disability Law Discrimination Act 1995 Ethnicity – Race relations act 1976 and 2000 Amendment Sexual Orientation – Equality Act 2006 Age – The Employment Equality (Age) Regulations 2006 EXTENSION Which do you know least about? EXTENSION Which do you know least about?

Research and present: 1. History of the laws in this area 2. Major issues in the news 3. Criticisms 4. Reasons why the laws exist (examples from the press) 5. Government initiatives 6. strengths and weaknesses of the current legislation EXTENSION Can you include: Youtube clips, Visuals, Soundbites Present in an original way? EXTENSION Can you include: Youtube clips, Visuals, Soundbites Present in an original way? Terminology: legislation, human rights, equality, discrimination, sexism, ageism, racism, racial hatred, white paper