Introduction to Social Action for Primary Teachers
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You’ve got a group of children in your class who are passionate about an issue affecting their local community. They want to make a difference – and you know the potential for learning could be exponential here with the right support. But social action? Where to start?
Class curriculum
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PreviewOverview of the course: Introduction to social action for primary teachers
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StartLecture 1: What is social action?
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StartLecture 2: Who benefits from social action? (8:31)
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StartLecture 3: What goes into an effective social action project? Sharing Good Practice.
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StartLecture 4: A framework for your social action project: Young Citizens Make a Difference Challenge (8:38)
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StartLecture 5: Test what you've learnt
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StartLecture 6: What will you do now with your learning?

Starting a journey of social action at a young age is critical. The
Habits of Service research by the Jubilee Centre for Character and
Virtues demonstrated the value of starting early and exposing young
people to meaningful opportunities to make a positive contribution.
Your Instructor
Since 2020, Akasa has been leading the Mock Trial Team at Young Citizens to deliver the competitions nationally and developing a programme of support for schools to engage young people in public legal education. Previously, Akasa taught English in a secondary school.


