Decision day: should Skipsea be defended?
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Should Skipsea's cliff-top homes and caravan park be defended from the sea? You will look at the three management options, hear different people's views, then make and justify your own decision, using evidence.
14 slides.
Lesson outline
- Hook
- Do Now — Retrieval
- Keywords for This Lesson
- Source — the Skipsea and Hornsea Coastal Extract
- Teach — the Three Management Options
- Hinge Check
- Task — Sort the Stakeholder Cards
- Talk — Role-Play in Trios
- Rank the Three Options
- Model — A Different Place, the Same Decision
- Task — Justify Your Decision for Skipsea
- Plenary — One-Word Vote
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