people’s opinions or what they think about something

working together towards an outcome, or to produce something. A campaign group, for example, should support each other and communicate well

achieving what you set out to do or getting a good result

Why is it important to consider the views of others?

Citizenship

What issues are there in my community?

How can I build my skills to become an active citizen?

How do I choose a topic to investigate?

Why is secondary research important?

Why is primary research important?

How can we ensure effective safeguarding?

How can we achieve our goal?

How do I carry out my action?

How can I evaluate my action?

How do I inform others?

How can I ensure lasting impact?

This unit enables students to build knowledge and understanding of communities and develop active citizenship skills to make a positive change.

How can I be a changemaker in my community?

Complete the sentence: Views are people's ...

The three main stages of active citizenship you should follow are ...

the thoughts and opinions from the people in your group only

different thoughts and opinions from a range of people

It is important to listen to diverse perspectives when carrying out active citizenship. What are diverse perspectives?

What is the campaign method which involves collaboration by discussing an issue with others and persuading them to sign a document to say they agree with your stance on an issue?

Complete the sentence: Successful means ...

yourself, your team and anyone else involved in the action

no one, there is no need for safeguarding

Who needs to be safeguarded during an active citizenship project?

Complete the sentence: Why is it important to check that everyone in your team is comfortable with the issue you have chosen? Their lived experience ...

What factor would make interviewing pupils in year seven about their opinion on serious crime such as murder inappropriate?

Having the statement 'if you do not wish o answer this question, you can leave it out' on a questionnaire is an example of giving people the option to do what?

an observation you have carried out on canteen behaviour

an  observation teachers have carried out about canteen behaviour

a local newspaper report about canteen behaviour

a radio show you have carefully listened to

a social media post you have followed for two months

suggestions within a suggestion box you have made

a film directly concerning the issue you have chosen

Which is not an example of secondary research?

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