BQ3 (Spin) asks, How is our understanding impacted by the way knowledge is communicated? It invites students to think about the way our knowledge of the world is impacted by the way ideas are consciously and unconsciously ‘spun’.
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The BQ course comprises 75 lessons exploring 5 ‘Big Questions’, and helps students to develop the skills they will require to create the essay and exhibition. Download some sample BQ lessons via the padlet below. Access the rest by joining us here.
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