Propaganda and its power
Lesson Plan
By Tony Henderson, published 10th January 2011
                
                                     
                            My Year 6 class were studying Britain since 1930.
I wanted the class to understand the power of propaganda, and of how convincing it could be. The values that underpin democracy were at the heart of the lessons featuring a fictional politician with controversial views, Mr Busterbank.
There was throughout a clear citizenship intention in the teaching.
(These resources are attached below)
Attached files:
- NPH Propaganda Teachers Notes
 118.1 KB PDF document
- NPH Propaganda Resources
 55.9 KB PDF document
- NPH Propaganda Pupils Work
 57.1 KB PDF document
