English: 3rd and 4th Class - Marine TV and reporting on Marine Pollution (English and Irish version available)
Keyword
Explorer Education ProgrammeLesson Plans
Teaching materials
English
Third Class
Fourth Class
Ocean
Sea
Marine
Marine Pollution
Television
Media
media questions
5W’s and H
Teilifís na Mara
tuairisciú ar Thruailliú na Mara
Date
2014Publisher
Marine Institute.Metadata
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The aim of the lesson plan is for the children to learn how to use key media questions: Who? What? Where? When? Why? How? The children will discuss cause and effect in relation to processes and events and predict possible outcomes. They will also explore reactions to ideas through improvisational drama.Citation
Marine Institute, 2014. Marine TV and reporting on Marine Pollution. Marine Institute.Collections
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