actions or events organised by an individual or a group of people to achieve an aim

the specific individuals, groups, or organisations that a campaign is aimed at influencing or engaging

immediate, visible activities aimed at addressing specific issues

involves influencing others and using existing systems to bring about change over time

What are the different types of campaigning methods we can use?

Citizenship

Pupils are introduced to what an active citizenship project is, how it should be structured and the skills they need to complete one.

Match the campaign methods with their definition.

Match the key factor, when choosing a campaign method, with its rationale.

Only direct action like protests can create change.

Indirect methods like petitions also influence change.

Protests always lead to immediate change.

Social media is the most reliable method for creating change.

Which of the following is true about campaign methods?

What is the name given to the people or person campaigns are aimed at?

What is an advantage of primary research?

Which research method produces quantatitive data?

Match the research method with its advantage.

What is this describing: the process of examining something in detail, breaking it down into its parts to understand it better.

Put the steps of creating an action plan in the correct order.