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糖心Vlog

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3 May 2026

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This lesson covers Environmental, Economic and Occupational Inequalities (1.13) as part of Unit 1: Human Lifespan Development for the AAQ Level 3 Health and Social Care specification.

Students explore how different types of inequality impact health and development, including the effects of living conditions, income, employment and occupational risks on individuals across the lifespan.

Lesson Objectives:

  • Define environmental, economic and occupational inequalities
  • Explain how these factors influence health outcomes
  • Analyse the impact of inequality on growth and development
  • Apply knowledge to exam-style questions

What鈥檚 included:

  • Clear, ready-to-teach PowerPoint with teaching notes
  • Student-friendly activities and structured tasks
  • Printable worksheets
  • Stretch and challenge activities
  • Focus on key terminology and literacy
  • Exam-style question with structured writing support

Designed for the AAQ Level 3 / BTEC National Health and Social Care specification, but adaptable for similar courses.

References included to the Pearson Student Book.

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