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Lesson 11 Community service Exploring this punishment and religious attitudes to it. Students will be able to: know about community service as a punishment explore the impact of this punishment and how it meets the aims of punishment understand religious attitudes to community service as a punishment. Students might be asked to define this form of punishment They could be given religious teachings which can be applied to this form of punishment. Students could be given information on community service as a punishment in the UK – when it is used, what it involves, how effective it is in terms of recidivism rates. They could also be given information regarding religious teachings which would be applicable to this as a punishment (likely that these will be more applicable to the aims of community service rather than community service itself). Working in small groups, students could research different forms of community service to present to the class. The class can then debate which they feel would be most effective. Students then answer a question based on the idea evaluating whether community service is a weak or soft form of punishment. Guided worksheets on community service as a UK punishment and its impact, as well as religious attitudes to this as a form of punishment. A suitable textbook on this topic. Access to the internet for research tasks. Suitable and relevant film clips.
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