Unit Award Scheme
112482 INTRODUCTION TO POLITICS
In successfully completing this unit, the Learner will have | Evidence needed | |
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experienced | ||
1 | taking part in a discussion about the history of politics | Summary sheet |
2 | taking part in a discussion about political systems and political parties in the UK | Summary sheet |
shown knowledge of | ||
3 | the Greek root of the word 'politics' and the definition of democracy | Summary sheet |
4 | the key concepts of state, government and the role of the monarchy | Summary sheet |
5 | the main criteria for qualification and disqualification for voting in the UK | Summary sheet |
6 | at least two local and two national political issues | Summary sheet |
7 | the frequency of national and local elections in the UK | Summary sheet |
8 | the main characteristics of the constitution of the British parliament including the House of Lords and the House of Commons | Summary sheet |
9 | at least three duties the sovereign and the government perform in the UK | Summary sheet |
10 | the separation of powers in UK, eg the legislative, the executive and the judiciary | Summary sheet |
11 | at least three keys points in the voting process for national and local government representatives | Summary sheet |
12 | their local ward, local UK constituency and local EU constituency boundaries | Summary sheet |
13 | the names of at least two objective political publications | Summary sheet |
demonstrated the ability to | ||
14 | research and outline at least three key features of one UK government department | Student completed work |
15 | research in Hansard and outline the main points of at least one proceeding from either the House of Commons or the House of Lords | Student completed work |
16 | identify and show how to contact their MP and local councillor | Student completed work |
17 | write an email to their MP or local councillor about a relevant issue. | Student completed work |
All outcomes recorded on an AQA Summary Sheet
Approved 15 August 2019Level - Level Two