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Moon conspiracies
This lesson is designed to generate discussion in students regarding the common Lunar conspiracy theories. Through looking at statements, analysing the reliability of the sources, and critically analysing the comments and applying scientific principles, students will come to their own conclusions about whether the US really did land on the Moon.
Curriculum links:
- Critical thinking.
- Analysing sources for reliability.
- Any theory must be tested and peer reviewed.
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Moon conspiracies: teacher guidance 10.94 MB
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Conspiracies analysis: student activity 187.69 KB
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Moon hoax: student activity 573.12 KB
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Moon hoax: statement cards 8.91 MB
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Moon hoax: evidence cards 834.08 KB
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Moon conspiracies: teacher guidance 10.94 MB -
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Conspiracies analysis: student activity 187.69 KB
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Moon hoax: student activity 573.12 KB
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Moon hoax: statement cards 8.91 MB -
Moon hoax: evidence cards 834.08 KB
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