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  • A project guide for teachers

    A project guide for teachers

    Language:English Curriculum:UK Levels: Ages 11 to 14, Ages 14 to 16, Ages 16 to 18 Subject:Citizenship

    Use this guide to find out how to set the scene, structure your debate and submit your final clause.

  • Teachers' Notes Access Denied

    Access: government censorship

    Language:English Curriculum:UK Levels: Ages 11 to 14, Ages 14 to 16, Ages 16 to 18 Subject:Citizenship

    Should a country censor the internet and control what its citizens can see?

  • Teachers' Notes Prisoner Access

    Access: prisoners' access to the web

    Language:English Curriculum:UK Levels: Ages 11 to 14, Ages 14 to 16, Ages 16 to 18 Subject:Citizenship

    Should all prisoners have the right to access the internet?

  • Teachers' Notes Slow Speeds

    Access: slow internet speeds

    Language:English Curriculum:UK Levels: Ages 11 to 14, Ages 14 to 16, Ages 16 to 18 Subject:Citizenship

    Should the companies responsible for the wires and optical cables that deliver the internet be forced to provide ...

  • Teachers' Notes Access Not Connected

    Access: the internet as a human right

    Language:English Curriculum:UK Levels: Ages 11 to 14, Ages 14 to 16, Ages 16 to 18 Subject:Citizenship

    Is access to the internet a fundamental human right?

  • Teachers' Notes: Off Switch

    Access: the web in times of crisis

    Language:English Curriculum:UK Levels: Ages 11 to 14, Ages 14 to 16, Ages 16 to 18 Subject:Citizenship

    Should the Government have the right to shut down the internet in times of crisis?

  • Teachers' Notes Artist Photos

    Freedom: artistic expression online

    Language:English Curriculum:UK Levels: Ages 11 to 14, Ages 14 to 16, Ages 16 to 18 Subject:Citizenship

    Should an artist be forced to remove online exhibition photos?

  • Teachers' Notes Cyber-bullying

    Freedom: cyberbullying and its consequences

    Language:English Curriculum:UK Levels: Ages 11 to 14, Ages 14 to 16, Ages 16 to 18 Subject:Citizenship

    Should we be allowed to post anything we want to say online, even when we know it could be seen as hurtful and ...

  • Teachers' Notes The Right to be Forgotten

    Freedom: the right to be forgotten

    Language:English Curriculum:UK Levels: Ages 11 to 14, Ages 14 to 16, Ages 16 to 18 Subject:Citizenship

    Should an internet service provider remove the link to dated information about an individual, at their request?

  • Teachers' Notes Trolling

    Freedom: trolling as freedom of expression

    Language:English Curriculum:UK Levels: Ages 11 to 14, Ages 14 to 16, Ages 16 to 18 Subject:Citizenship

    Should trolling be made illegal?

  • Teachers' Notes School Online Censorship

    Freedom: web censorship in schools

    Language:English Curriculum:UK Levels: Ages 11 to 14, Ages 14 to 16, Ages 16 to 18 Subject:Citizenship

    Should a school be allowed to censor online content?

  • Teachers' Notes Online Party

    Privacy: a party gone wrong

    Language:English Curriculum:UK Levels: Ages 11 to 14, Ages 14 to 16, Ages 16 to 18 Subject:Citizenship

    Should the owner of the social networking site be prosecuted?

  • Teachers' Notes FB Mood Experiment

    Privacy: Facebook's mood experiment

    Language:English Curriculum:UK Levels: Ages 11 to 14, Ages 14 to 16, Ages 16 to 18 Subject:Citizenship

    Should Facebook have carried out a mood experiment on users, without their consent?

  • Teachers' Notes GPS Tracking

    Privacy: mobile phone tracking

    Language:English Curriculum:UK Levels: Ages 11 to 14, Ages 14 to 16, Ages 16 to 18 Subject:Citizenship

    Should people be able to track your mobile phone?

  • Teachers' Notes Data Collection

    Privacy: online surveillance

    Language:English Curriculum:UK Levels: Ages 11 to 14, Ages 14 to 16, Ages 16 to 18 Subject:Citizenship

    Should the police be allowed to collect data on UK citizens to prevent terrorism and criminal activity?