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| What we campaign for | |
| Reports & publications | |
| Education |
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| Jubilee Scotland has produced a new Education Pack in association with the Educational Institute of Scotland. |  |
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| To order your FREE copy, click here. | ||
| The Education Pack contains a briefing for teachers and a resource for students, including: | ||
- A brief history of
debt |
- Country
case studies |
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- Quiz |
- Jargon buster |
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- Pressure groups |
- Classroom activites |
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| Are you a teacher? | ||
| Click on your subject to see links to the curriculum | ||
| Modern studies | |
| Standard Grade | International Relations |
| Power - Exploring the ways in which rich lenders can exert control over governance in indebted poor countries. | |
| Equality - Assessing the fairness of the current debt relief process and exploring the equity of alternative models. | |
| Rights and responsibilities - Discussing whether poor countries should meet their debt obligations or have a right to default on debts they consider unjust. | |
| Intermediate | International Issues |
| Study Theme 9: Issues in an Emerging nation / South Africa | |
| Higher | International Issues |
| Study theme 7: A Society in Change / South Africa | |
| Study theme 11: Global Security - Full or partial state collapse is a consequence of national bankruptcy and can turn poor countries into exporters of conflict, crime, environmental problems and disease. | |
| Study theme 12: Politics of Food - Reforms imposed by creditors on indebted poor countries have led to massive increasesin the cost of basic foods. | |
| Geography | |
| Religious, Moral and Philosophical Studies | |
| Economics | |
| Environmental Studies | |
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