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24 August 2026

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This lesson offers a powerful, ready‑to‑teach exploration of who is responsible for fixing fast fashion, built around the compelling real‑world case of the Rana Plaza disaster. Students engage with a clear, accessible reading text, think like geographers through structured analysis tasks, and use a Diamond 9 activity to debate realistic solutions from brands, governments, factories, and consumers. The lesson blends human stories with global systems, encouraging empathy, critical thinking, and informed judgement. It’s fully scaffolded, visually engaging, and designed to spark meaningful discussion about ethics, globalisation, and responsibility in the modern world.

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