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RELIGION & ETHICS > Human Rights

Teaching Tolerance using Active, Experiential and Critical Thinking Techniques cd-rom

Ref: 1309 An innovative and topical resource giving guidance on teaching the complex issues surrounding tolerance. Topics covered include: What is normal? The limits of tolerance; Multiculturalism and attitudes to race; Human trafficking and asylum seekers; Homophobia; Challenging stereotypes and tackling Islamophobia.
2007 Key stages 3-5
Includes additional A4 file with printed version

Price: £64.90 (Excluding VAT at 17.5%)

GENETIC ENGINEERING - dreams and nightmares

Ref: 930a Professor David Cove explains what genetic engineering is, how it works and the ethical issues involved.
47 mins 2003 Notes on disk

Price: £40.00 (Excluding VAT at 17.5%)

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The First Black Britons dvd

Ref: 1156 First shown on the BBC this film shows the journey from slavery to citizenship experienced by thousands of people and how slavery laid the foundation for today's multicultural Britain

The story reveals an era of challenges to colonial attitudes and notions of Britishness; covering the period 1795 to 1927.
60 mins 2006

Price: £18.99 (Excluding VAT at 17.5%)

THE LEGACY OF HATE dvd

Ref: 0723 This highly topical film explores the roots of Fascism and Nationalism within Europe and investigates how unemployment and immigration across the EU have brought these extreme views back into the political mainstream. 14+ 2000 40 mins

Price: £19.99 (Excluding VAT at 17.5%)

LESSONS OF THE HOLOCAUST dvd

Ref: 885 This film highlights the issue of persecution by examining the fate of Jews in Nazi Germany.
15 mins

Price: £44.95 (Excluding VAT at 17.5%)

Citizen Power dvd

Ref: 1133 This 4Learning series encourages students to form their own opinions whilst debating key global and local issues. Excellent trigger material for use in the classroom. Easily accessible and ideal for use on a whiteboard. Topics covered are:

Government and Democracy
Human and Animal Rights
Global Citizenship
Law and Media

8x25 mins 2006
Age 11-14 years

Price: £50.00 (Excluding VAT at 17.5%)

What in the World Series 2 dvd - Globalisation and Developing Nations TOTAL SERIES

Ref: 1212 Five more programmes in this best selling series. Includes films

Capital punishment and racial injustice in USA
Coca trade in Peru
Land Ownership struggles for sugar farmers in the Phillipines
Impact of damming to create a hydroelectricity plant in Kenya
Impact of industrial fishing in Senegal

25 mins per film 2007
Suitable for Ages 13 and upwards

Price: £59.99 (Excluding VAT at 17.5%)

What in the World Series 2 - separate dvds

Ref: 1207+ Individual programmes from the second What in the World series, as listed above.

For more information about the individual programmes see above

25 mins per film 2007
Suitable for Ages 13 and upwards

Price: £19.99 (Excluding VAT at 17.5%)

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What in the World Series 1 dvd - globalisation and developing nations - TOTAL SERIES

Ref: 1141 For western populations globalisation brings wealth, choice and great advantages in stark contrast to people living and working in developing countries. This powerful What in the World series of films brings us the everyday reality of globalisation and its impact on communities the world over. Includes films

Child Labour
Divided over Oil
The Price of Coffee
A Nation Starving
Family Violence

26 mins per film 2004 Age 13 years

Best Selling Resource

Price: £59.99 (Excluding VAT at 17.5%)

What in the World series 1 - separate dvd

Ref: 1142+ Individual programmes from the What in the World series, as listed above.

Suitable for use 13 years +

26 mins each
2004

Price: £19.99 (Excluding VAT at 17.5%)

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