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How safe is your area?

This task uses a Problem-Solving Approach and is designed to take approximately 3 hours of teaching time.

The resource enables teachers to help pupils consider the problem of safety of an area for living in.It involves the use of primary and secondary data.

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    • For Teachers

    Please start here by looking at the online guidance and teachers notes before looking at other materials.

  • Online guidance
  • Teacher's overview
  • QCA scheme of work
  • Teacher Feedback

    • To download any of these materials, right click on the appropriate link and choose the Save target as option

    Lesson Materials

  • Powerpoint version

  • OHP transparencies
  • OHP notes

    For Pupils

  • Pupil worksheet 1
  • Pupil questionnaire
  • Pupil feedback
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    Data sheets

    First select a region

    then select data required

    then select type of file:

    pdfcsv

    Online databases
  • Census At School
  • Crime statistics UK
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