data that others have already collected: newspaper articles, internet stories, Government statistics or radio or TV interviews

something that strengthens your argument or point of view

proof or data that shows something is true or backs up a claim

Why is secondary research important?

Citizenship

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 definition of secondary research by putting the words in the correct order: Secondary research is...

Which is **not** an example of secondary research?

Match the feature of high quality secondary research to its description.

High quality secondary research should be free from what?

What can be used to support your arguments within your active citizenship project?

What is the acronym that can be used to make sure targets are effective?

Order the words to finish the sentence: Linking with other organisations can help your topic make a difference because they can offer advice, resources and ...

If raising money for an active citizenship project, what must happen alongside it to ensure it has a wider impact?

Which subject often gets confused with citizenship when pupils are picking an issue to tackle for their active citizenship project?

Which type of book could be useful in ensuring you pick an appropriate issue for your action?

an age appropriate poster that educates others

a written report of your successes and failures

In the final stage of your active citizenship project, what will you need to prove you have made?

This lesson will be removed by end of Summer Term 2025.

Why is secondary research important?

Lesson outcome

This lesson will be removed by end of Summer Term 2025.