Unit Award Scheme

122281 LIBERALISM

In successfully completing this unit, the Learner will have

Evidence needed

demonstrated the ability to

1write an essay explaining and analysing three aspects of liberalism Student completed work
2write an analysing, evaluating and comparing the key arguments in source extracts regarding liberalism Student completed work

shown knowledge of

3at least ten key concepts and terminologies relating to liberalism Summary sheet

experienced

4taking part in dialogue and debate regarding the nature of liberalism and core liberal ideas and values concerning the individual and freedomSummary sheet
5taking part in dialogue and debate regarding classical liberalism and modern liberalism, Thomas Hill Green’s self-development, the role of the state and negative and positive freedom Summary sheet
6taking part in dialogue and debate regarding John Locke on natural rights, liberty and individualism and fiduciary power of government Summary sheet
7taking part in dialogue and debate regarding John Stuart Mill’s criticism of hedonism, freedom and integrity and self-respect of the individual Summary sheet
8taking part in dialogue and debate regarding John Rawls’ concept and principles of justice Summary sheet
9taking part in dialogue and debate regarding Mary Wollstonecraft on equality and rights, 'revolution controversy', and criticisms of aristocracy and republicanism Summary sheet
10taking part in dialogue and debate regarding Betty Friedan on equal rights, civil rights and feminist movements in the USA. Summary sheet

All outcomes recorded on an AQA Summary Sheet

Approved 10 October 2024Level - Level Three