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Taught for over 15 years and specialise in RE, Humanities and English.
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TES author since 2008 with over 180,000 resource downloads and over 100 reviews.
Taught for over 15 years and specialise in RE, Humanities and English.
Authored for BBC Bitesize.
Sharing content I use in my classroom and in tutoring that has been adapted for specialist and non-specialist teachers.
Human Rights Lesson Worksheet: Exploring Capital Punishment
Dive into a thought-provoking lesson on Capital Punishment with this comprehensive worksheet. Designed for secondary students, this resource explores the ethical arguments surrounding the death penalty, offering both religious and secular perspectives on justice and the value of human life.
Key Features:
Educational Activities: Engage students with reflective questions, debates, and research tasks on capital punishment.
Religious and Ethical Perspectives: Examine viewpoints from Christianity and Islam on the morality of the death penalty.
Debate and Reflection: Encourage students to critically assess whether capital punishment is ever justified.
Clear Learning Objectives: Help students understand key ethical arguments for and against capital punishment.
Perfect for enhancing Human Rights and Ethics lessons, this resource fosters critical thinking, debate skills, and a deeper understanding of global justice systems.
Perfect for cover, non-specialists, PSHE and home schooling.
