Five complete Global Perspectives units in one bundle, at a saving on buying them separately. Each is six lessons, built for IGCSE, age 14 to 16, and easy to adapt down to Lower Secondary. Every unit comes with teaching slides, editable worksheets, a print-ready PDF, and answer keys.

Five ready-to-teach units, all in the same clear structure, so students learn one way of thinking and get better at it across the year.

The five units and their questions: Aid and Development, does foreign aid help or harm; Migration, does migration do more good than harm; Global Health, is the world winning the fight for health; The Legacy of Empire, how should the world deal with the legacy of empire; and Climate Change, whose job is it to deal with climate change.

Each unit is built around real, opposing voices and teaches students to argue either side well from evidence, rather than to settle for an opinion. Each includes six lessons, a data sheet with cited figures, an annotated source list, three case studies, a stretch layer with a third position, an extended assessment with a mark scheme, and a split reading list.

Together the units develop research, analysis, evaluation, reflection, collaboration and communication, with evaluation as the main focus throughout.

They suit Global Perspectives and any global citizenship or discussion-based course.

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