Lesson Plan - Analysis Skills - Lesson 1 Stage 5
Lesson Plan - Analysis Skills - Lesson 1 Stage 5
Learning Objectives
By the end of these sessions, students will be able to:
1. Identify Key Points from Different Perspectives: Students will recognize and articulate key points from
differing perspectives on the issue of keeping peace.
2. Make Connections: Learners will discuss simple causes of local issues related to peace and the
consequences these have on others.
3. Work Together: Students will demonstrate the ability to work positively in teams, contributing ideas and
helping solve problems to achieve a shared outcome.
4. Recognize Diverse Thought: Students will acknowledge and appreciate that different people may think
differently about issues of peace.
5. Local Issues Discussion: Pupils will articulate issues affecting their community related to peace, discussing
potential causes and impacts.
Resources Required
Learner's Skills Book 5
Ice Breaker Activity: Quick round-table where each student shares a brief personal experience or thought
about peace.
Introduction to Topic: Briefly introduce the challenge topic, "Keeping the Peace," and why it's important to
consider different perspectives.
Group Activity: Students are divided into small groups and given excerpts from Downloadable 2.1 and 2.2,
which present different perspectives on a peace-related issue.
Task: Each group identifies key points from their assigned perspectives and prepares a short presentation.
Whole-Class Discussion: Facilitate a discussion on how different perspectives can lead to a deeper
understanding of issues.
Quick recap of the previous session's findings and a discussion on the importance of recognizing different
perspectives.
Interactive Activity: Using Learner's Skills Book 5, students work in pairs to explore simple causes of local
issues related to peace and their consequences.
Tasks: Identify a local issue, discuss its causes, and brainstorm potential consequences on the community.
Reflection Activity: In their groups, students reflect on how working together helped them understand the
issue more deeply.
Sharing Session: Groups share their reflections and discuss how teamwork contributed to their learning.
Assessment
Oral Presentation: Assess students' ability to articulate different perspectives and make connections
between causes and consequences.
Participation: Observe and note the level of engagement and contribution to group discussions and
activities.
Reflections: Evaluate the depth of insight in the students' reflections on teamwork and learning.
Wrap-Up
Group Reflection: A final group reflection on what was learned about keeping peace and the importance of
understanding different perspectives.
Homework Assignment: Students write a brief essay on a local peace-related issue, incorporating different
perspectives and discussing potential solutions.