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Consumer
Responsibility DVD
Subtitles
PSHE & Citizenship

Age 14–19 / Key Stage 4 and GCSE+ $650.00 NH443444
Consumer Power World of Difference
DVD
Curriculum Connections Curriculum Connections
contains
• Rights and responsibilities • Social change locally and internationally
two titles
• Globalisation and consumer responsibility • Global interdependence and responsibility,
• Human rights, business and enterprise, and campaigning including sustainable development
150 minutes of
• Decision making and its human and environmental impact • Working co-operatively programming
• Links with geography resource issues and sustainable development • Active citizenship as a life-skill
• Positive examples of diversity
If you had £10,000 to spend on a project that could change a small part of the
world for the better, how would you choose to spend it? Three very different
groups of young people won the opportunity to respond to this challenge.
This series follows the young people’s progress as they plan their projects
and then travel across the world to spend £10,000 with the aim of making
a ‘world of difference’. We discover how a relatively small sum of money can
transform the lives of communities elsewhere. But it’s about much more
than the money … we see people working in partnership to change people’s
expectations and opportunities.
1. Gambia
2. Cambodia
3. Bolivia
3 x 25-minute programmes
These three documentaries look at the human and environmental impacts
that some of our consumer choices have on the world. They focus on our
purchases of chocolate, mobile phones and T-shirts. Students are encouraged
to reflect on their choices and to understand how, collectively, our purchasing
patterns can make a difference.
1. Chocolate
What goes into a chocolate bar? What do the terms ‘organic’ and ‘fair
trade’ actually mean? Uses examples from a cocoa co-operative in Ghana
2. T-shirts
The environmental impact of cotton production, the difficulties of
Free programme notes:
ensuring an ‘ethical’ supply chain and a look at alternative textiles for the
Online information about both series and resources to support their use in the
future
classroom. The notes include programme aims and synopses, background
3. Mobile Phones
information, activities, weblinks and curriculum connections.
How the pressure to upgrade mobile phones affects the world’s resources
Visit www.channel4learning.com/programmenotes
and what happens to recycled phones
3 x 25-minute programmes
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