Wireless and the war: propaganda, information and entertainment, 1939-45, A-Level History Teaching Resources & Student Activities

Wireless and the war: propaganda, information and entertainment, 1939-45, A-Level Teaching Resources (16-18 Years). Can be used across examination board specifications. Perfect for classroom teaching or the homeschool environment.

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Wireless and the war: propaganda, information and entertainment, 1939-45 Resources

At the end of the lesson, the students should be able to:

  • Understand the role of the media during the Second World War.
  • Examine the media’s influence on shaping public opinion.
  • Analyse the role of propaganda in developing the morale of UK citizens during the Second World War.
  • Learn about notable people who played significant media roles during the Second World War.

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Lesson Presentation:

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Student Assessment:

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