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This engaging and informative PDF explores the similarities and differences between protests and strikes in a clear, accessible way. Designed especially for students aged 11–16, the text breaks down complex ideas into understandable parts, using real-life examples and simple language to make the topic come alive.

What’s Inside:

-A detailed, age-appropriate explanation of both protests and strikes
-Clear comparison through structured sections: similarities and differences
-A strong conclusion that encourages critical thinking
-Suitable for citizenship, PSHE, English or history cross-curricular lessons

Student Benefits:

-Builds understanding of current events and civic action
-Encourages empathy, awareness, and thoughtful discussion
-Strengthens reading comprehension and critical thinking
-Offers useful vocabulary and clear structure for exam preparation

Who Is It For?
Ideal for students aged 11–16 (KS3–KS4), including:

-Lower secondary learners studying protest movements
-GCSE Citizenship or English Language students developing nonfiction analysis skills
-Homeschool learners or independent readers exploring global issues

This PDF offers a clear, classroom-ready explanation of a relevant topic, saving you preparation time while meeting curriculum goals. The text encourages students to think deeply about real-world issues, with a voice that speaks directly to them. Perfect for discussion, comprehension activities, or as part of a wider unit on rights, responsibilities, or social change.

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Total Page Count in Digital Format: 8

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