Topics being covered this term
Prisons & Punishment - What is punishment and different types?; Reasons behind punishment; Alternatives to prison; Prisons; Comparing different types of prisons
Classes and Relevant Teachers
2A1 - Miss Stevenson 2B1 - Miss Stevenson
2B2 - Mr Summers 2C1 - Miss Stevenson
2G1 -Mr Summers 2M1 - Mrs McHugh
2M2 - Miss Stevenson 2S1 - Mrs McHugh
2S2 - Miss Stevenson
Teams
All the work can be found on the appropriate S2 Modern Studies Teams page.
Pupils can access Teams via computer or iPhone/Android App.
Completing Work and Handing In
Work should be submitted through the assignment function on Teams.
You can take photos of your work or submit documents. Teachers will provide feedback through the assignment function also.
Contacting Teachers
When sending work or asking questions pupils can post on the Teams page.
Additional Materials
Links to resources directly related to topic area and Modern Studies more generally
iCivics https://www.icivics.org/
Education.Com - US based site. Loads of activities https://www.education.com/resources/
The Politics Project https://thepoliticsproject.org.uk/educatege
Newsround - https://www.bbc.co.uk/newsround
BBC Fake News https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/articles/4fRwvHcfr5hYMMltFqvP6qF/help-your-students-spot-false-news
If you are looking for something to watch to develop Modern Studies knowledge then we recommend some of the following.
Morning news - This might be Sky News, BBC News, Good Morning Britain. They often have debates and current news available
Panorama - These are available online through the BBC website or YouTube. Sometimes they are also shown on TV
Dispatches - Channel 4 based programme. Different topics available depending on interest.
Radio - choose a radio station with lots of news bulletins
BBC Parliament - a channel available on most TVs
Netflix - lots of Political documentaries available.
Audible - look for factual books - currently offering free books for school children
Spotify - look for political podcasts. For free