Free-trade Note making. Free trade agreements: Students will be able to understand: agreements teacher-led presentation on Research skills. the arguments for and against including the the nature of free trade free trade Analytical skills. European Union agreements outlining the the significance and benefits of various features, benefits Real world application free-trade agreements, such as and costs. of economic theory. the EU. Students can conduct research into examples of free trade agreements and the effects these have had on the relevant economies. The EU: students should conduct research into the nature of the EU and its free agreement. Teacher-led discussion on the benefits of free trade agreements such as the EU, and the impact of these on economies. Globalisation: Group work. Globalisation: starting with a Students will be able to understand: benefits and definition of globalisation. Presentation skills. the factors that have contributed drawbacks Teacher-led discussion on to the growth of globalisation, Real world application the growth of globalisation including new technology and the of economic theory. including the factors that operations of multinational have contributed to this companies growth. the benefits and drawbacks of Using a list of the main globalisation to producers, features of globalisations. workers and consumers in the UK
Free-trade agreements including the European Union Note making. Research skills. Analytical skills. Real world application of economic theory. Students will be able to understand: the arguments for and against free trade the significance and benefits of free-trade agreements, such as the EU. Free trade agreements: teacher-led presentation on the nature of free trade agreements outlining the various features, benefits and costs. Students can conduct research into examples of free trade agreements and the effects these have had on the relevant economies. The EU: students should conduct research into the nature of the EU and its free agreement. Teacher-led discussion on the benefits of free trade agreements such as the EU, and the impact of these on economies. Globalisation: benefits and drawbacks Group work. Presentation skills. Real world application of economic theory. Students will be able to understand: the factors that have contributed to the growth of globalisation, including new technology and the operations of multinational companies the benefits and drawbacks of globalisation to producers, workers and consumers in the UK Globalisation: starting with a definition of globalisation. Teacher-led discussion on the growth of globalisation including the factors that have contributed to this growth. Using a list of the main features of globalisations.
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