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Exploring the 1798 Rebellion - Coggle Diagram
Exploring the 1798 Rebellion
Explore the impact of the physical force tradition on Irish politics
AfL: Timeline activity placing key events and discussing how physical force continues to influence politics
AoL: Mini debate and extended paragraph
Explore the impact of the 1798 rebellion
AfL: cause and effect activity (match events with consequences)
AoL: impact chart (categorise political, social, religious, and military impacts)
Examine controversial issues
AfL: Four corners activity (students respond to statement by walking to corner of room with agree/disagree/unsure)
AoL: Two source-based question (two contrasting sources to compare viewpoints and explain which one is more convincing)
Higher Order Thinking AoL: find an article online about the 1798 rebellion and assess if it is reliable or not
Examine what happened before the rebellion
AfL: timeline activity (place key events in chronolgical order)
AoL: Short written response (identify two factors that led to 1798 rebellion)
Outline political traditions in modern Ireland
AfL: Brainstorm (suggest what they think this means and give examples)
AoL: Comparing different political traditions in written response
List the causes of the 1798 rebellion
AfL: word bank with key terms (United Irishmen, repression, etc.)
AoL: cause identification (give statements and students have to select one that were causes)
Differentiated AoL: fill in the blanks identifying main causes
Examine the role of Wolfe Tone
AfL: role-care activity (students take the role of Wolfe Tone and identify changes they want to see)
AoL: mini debate ("Wolfe Tone was the most important Irish leader)
Differentiated AoL: character profile (outlines aims, actions, relationships with France)
Describe the events of the 1798 rebellion
AfL: map activity (students identify areas where major fights took place - Wexford, Antrim, etc.)
AoL: sequencing task (place five key events in order)
Higher Order Thinking AoL: extended response on the events of the rebellion