1 A UK political parties 3.1.2.3: Students should research Chapter 12 in UK and produce presentations Government and the origins, and on each of the three main Politics for AS/A development of the parties. Level Conservative, Labour and Liberal Democrat parties and how these have helped shape their current policies. 1 B UK Parliament 3.1.1.2: Students should produce a flowchart representing the parliamentary debate and the House of ‘The passage of a bill. legislative process. Commons: a pit of Students should develop partisan jeering?’ by their own idea for a bill and Peter Riddell in test its passage through the Politics Review, various stages. Vol.21, 2011-12, No.4, Apr. 2 A UK political parties 3.1.2.3: Students should produce a Chapter 12 in UK timeline of policies from the Government and the origins, ideas and parties located on the Politics for AS/A development of the left/right spectrum. Level Conservative, Labour and Liberal Democrat parties and how these have helped shape their current policies. 2 B UK Parliament 3.1.1.2: Students should split into Chapter 5 in UK theories of representation: different political parties and Government and Burkean vote on different issues Politics for AS/A delegate according to the different Level mandate theories. models of representation.
1 A UK political parties 3.1.2.3: the origins, and development of the Conservative, Labour and Liberal Democrat parties and how these have helped shape their current policies. Students should research and produce presentations on each of the three main parties. Chapter 12 in UK Government and Politics for AS/A Level 1 B UK Parliament 3.1.1.2: parliamentary debate and the legislative process. Students should produce a flowchart representing the passage of a bill. Students should develop their own idea for a bill and test its passage through the various stages. ‘The House of Commons: a pit of partisan jeering?’ by Peter Riddell in Politics Review, Vol.21, 2011-12, No.4, Apr. 2 A UK political parties 3.1.2.3: the origins, ideas and development of the Conservative, Labour and Liberal Democrat parties and how these have helped shape their current policies. Students should produce a timeline of policies from the parties located on the left/right spectrum. Chapter 12 in UK Government and Politics for AS/A Level 2 B UK Parliament 3.1.1.2: theories of representation: Burkean delegate mandate theories. Students should split into different political parties and vote on different issues according to the different models of representation. Chapter 5 in UK Government and Politics for AS/A Level
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