Explanatory Notes for Teachers Level: S2 Topic: Industrial Revolution Supporting Teaching Materials: PowerPoint file for lesson consolidation



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Industrial Revolution Explanatory Notes for Teachers Level: S2 Topic: Industrial Revolution Supporting Teaching Materials: PowerPoint file for lesson consolidation S2 Topic 2 Students Prior Knowledge Before this ELA unit, students have learnt about the development of the Industrial Revolution through the medium of Chinese. Aims and Objectives I. Content Objectives After the ELA activities, students should be able to use English to 1. demonstrate their understanding of the six major social changes resulting from the Industrial Revolution; 2. complete sentences accurately explaining the causes and effects of these changes. II. Language Objectives After the ELA activities, students will be able to 1. understand and use the English terms related to this topic (e.g., started, led to, created, made, gave rise to, Industrial Revolution, factory system, population growth, urbanization, social classes, socialism, colonial expansion); 2. understand the teacher s PowerPoint Presentation about the six major social changes resulting from the Industrial when she used the following sentence structure: started the factory system. led to population growth and urbanization. created new social classes. made the worker s life difficult. gave rise to socialism. led to the colonial expansion of the industrial nations. 3. understand the statements about the six major social changes and statements related to the elaboration of each of these social changes; - Steam engines were invented and machines were used in the production process. - Production of goods was done in factories instead of at home. - The population increased because of more food supply and better medicine. - Many of the rural population moved to the industrial towns because people could get jobs and better living conditions in the industrial towns. - Two new social classes were formed. They were the capitalist class and the working class. The two classes opposed each other. - A worker s life was poor. They lived in poor conditions. Their working hours were long but their wages were low. - The workers joined together and wanted the government to protect their rights and interests. - Industrial / European powers set up colonies in Asia, Africa and the Americas for cheap raw materials and bigger markets. 4. respond to the What-, How-, Where- and Why-guiding questions to explain the cause-and-effect relationship in discussing each of the six major social changes resulting from the Industrial Revolution S2 Topic 2: Industrial Revolution 1

Procedure: 1. After reminding students of what they have learned about the Industrial Revolution through the medium of Chinese, the teacher should use the PowerPoint slides on the effects of the Industrial Revolution to introduce key English terms related to the topic. 2. The teacher should first show the statement describing each effect and then ask students to elaborate on the effect: (a) Teacher should show students the sentence (b) He or she should then invite students to give examples (evidence) with their knowledge of the Industrial Revolution. / (if necessary, the teacher may prompt students using the guiding questions on the PowerPoint slides) 3. Variation: (Level 2 activity) the teacher may refer to the Level 2 matching activity and ask students to select and match key points with corresponding details. 4. Variation: (Level 3 cooperative learning activity) the teacher may consider the Level 3 activity which gives guiding questions to prompt students to work in pairs to extend the ideas with details / historical evidence. S2 Topic 2: Industrial Revolution 2

Level 1 Teaching Notes to Students Effects of the Industrial Revolution Changes The Beginning of the factory system started the factory system. Population Growth and Urbanization gave rise to population growth and urbanization. Two New Social Classes created new social classes. Life of the Working Class made the worker s life difficult. Rise of Socialism gave rise to socialism. Expansion of the West led to the colonial expansion of the industrial nations. started the factory system. led to population growth and urbanization. created new social classes. made the worker s life difficult. gave rise to socialism. led to the colonial expansion of the industrial nations. S2 Topic 2: Industrial Revolution 3

Level 2 Ideas and elaboration Match the key points in the left column with the corresponding elaborations on the right Key Points 1. The Industrial Revolution started the Factory system. 2. The Industrial Revolution led to population growth and urbanization. 3. The Industrial Revolution created new social classes. 4. The Industrial Revolution made the worker s life difficult. 5. The Industrial Revolution gave rise to socialism. 6. The Industrial Revolution led to the colonial expansion of the industrial nations. elaboration a. Steam engines were invented and machines were used in the production process. Production was done in factories. b. The 2 new social classes were the capitalist class and the working class. They opposed each other. c. Population increased because of more food supply and better medicine. Many of the rural population moved to the industrial towns to get jobs and better living conditions d. A worker s life was poor (workers lived in poor conditions) because working hours were long but wages were low. e. Industrial / European powers set up colonies in Asia, Africa and the Americas for cheap raw materials and bigger markets. f. The workers joined together and wanted the government to protect the rights and interests of the working class. S2 Topic 2: Industrial Revolution 4

Level 3 Ideas and elaboration With the use of the guiding questions, students work in pairs to find out more about the Industrial Revolution and to make clear elaboration of the corresponding key points in the column on the left. What I know about the Industrial Revolution started the factory system. What I want to know more.. What was newly invented? How did this invention change the production process? Where did the production take place when this invention was used? What I have found out from other students led to population growth and urbanization Why did the population increase in the Industrial Revolution? Where did the people move to? What did they want to achieve by moving from one place to another? created new social classes. What were the 2 new social classes created in the Industrial Revolution? What was the attitude of the 2 new social classes towards each other? made the worker s life difficult. How can you describe the life of workers in the Industrial Revolution? What had led to such a life? / Can you give examples of a worker s life in the Industrial Revolution? gave rise to socialism. Why did the workers join together? What did they want to do to protect the working class? led to the colonial expansion of the industrial nations. Where did the industrial nations set up their colonies? What did they need from these colonies? S2 Topic 2: Industrial Revolution 5

Teacher s Reference for Level 3 activity started the Factory system. What was newly invented? How did this invention change the production process? Where did the production take place when this invention was used? Steam engines were invented and machines were used in the production process and production was moved from home cottages to factories led to population growth and urbanization. Why did the population increase in the Industrial Revolution? Where did the people move to? What did they want by moving from one place to another? Population increased because of more food supply and better medicine. Many of the rural population moved to the industrial towns to get jobs and better living conditions created new social classes. What were the 2 new social classes created in the Industrial Revolution? What was the attitude of the 2 new social classes towards each other? The 2 new social classes were capitalist class and working class. They opposed each other made the worker s life difficult. How can you describe the life of workers in the Industrial Revolution? What had led to such a life for the workers? / Can you give examples of worker s life in the Industrial Revolution? A worker s life was poor (The workers lived in poor condition) because working hours were long but wages were low. gave rise to socialism. Why did the workers join together? What did they want to do to protect the working class? The workers joined together and wanted the government to protect the rights and interests of the working class. led to the colonial expansion of the industrial nations. Where did the industrial nations set up their colonies? What did they need from these colonies? Industrial / European powers set up colonies in Asia, Africa and the Americas for cheap raw materials and bigger markets. S2 Topic 2: Industrial Revolution 6

Teaching notes Level 1 Teaching Notes to Students Effects of the Industrial Revolution Changes The Beginning of the factory system started the factory system. Population Growth and Urbanization gave rise to population growth and urbanization. Two New Social Classes created new social classes. Life of the Working Class made the worker s life difficult. Rise of Socialism gave rise to socialism. Expansion of the West led to the colonial expansion of the industrial nations. started the factory system. led to population growth and urbanization. created new social classes. made the worker s life difficult. gave rise to socialism. led to the colonial expansion of the industrial nations. S2 Topic 2: Industrial Revolution 7

Answers Level 2 Ideas and elaboration Match the key points in the left column with the corresponding elaborations on the right Key Points 1. The Industrial Revolution started the Factory system. 2. The Industrial Revolution led to population growth and urbanization. 3. The Industrial Revolution created new social classes. 4. The Industrial Revolution made the worker s life difficult. 5. The Industrial Revolution gave rise to socialism. 6. The Industrial Revolution led to the colonial expansion of the industrial nations. a c b d f e elaboration a. Steam engines were invented and machines were used in the production process. Production was done in factories. b. The 2 new social classes were the capitalist class and the working class. They opposed each other. c. Population increased because of more food supply and better medicine. many of the rural population moved to the industrial towns to get jobs and better living conditions d. A worker s life was poor (workers lived in poor conditions) because working hours were long but wages were low. e. Industrial / European powers set up colonies in Asia, Africa and Americas for cheap raw materials and bigger markets. f. The workers joined together and wanted the government to protect the rights and interests of the working class. S2 Topic 2: Industrial Revolution 8

Answers Level 3 Ideas and elaboration With the use of the guiding questions, students work in pairs to find out more about the Industrial Revolution and to make clear elaboration of the corresponding key points in the column on the left. What I know about the Industrial Revolution started the factory system. What I want to know more.. What was newly invented? How did this invention change the production process? Where did the production take place when this invention was used? What I have found out from other students (students free responses) led to population growth and urbanization Why did the population increase in the Industrial Revolution? Where did the people move to? What did they want by moving from one place to another? (students free responses) created new social classes. What were the 2 new social classes created in the Industrial Revolution? What was the attitude of the 2 new social classes towards each other? (students free responses) made the worker s life difficult. How can you describe the life of workers in the Industrial Revolution? What had led to such a life? / Can you give examples of a worker s life in the Industrial Revolution? (students free responses) gave rise to socialism. Why did the workers join together? What did they want to do to protect the working class? (students free responses) led to the colonial expansion of the industrial nations. Where did the industrial nations set up their colonies? What did they need from these colonies? (students free responses) S2 Topic 2: Industrial Revolution 9

Answers Teacher s Reference for Level 3 activity started the Factory system. What was newly invented? How did this invention change the production process? Where did the production take place when this invention was used? Steam engines were invented and machines were used in the production process and production moved from home cottages to factories led to population growth and urbanization. Why did the population increase in the Industrial Revolution? Where did the people move to? What did they want by moving from one place to another? Population increased because of more food supply and better medicine. Many of the rural population moved to the industrial towns to get jobs and better living conditions created new social classes. What were the 2 new social classes created in the Industrial Revolution? What was the attitude of the 2 new social classes towards each other? The 2 new social classes were the capitalist class and the working class. They opposed each other made the worker s life difficult. How can you describe the life of workers in the Industrial Revolution? What had led to such a life for workers? / Can you give examples of a worker s life in the Industrial Revolution? A worker s life was poor (The workers lived in poor condition) because working hours were long but wages were low. gave rise to socialism. Why did the workers join together? What did they want to do to protect the working class? The workers joined together and wanted the government to protect the rights and interests of the working class. led to the colonial expansion of the industrial nations. Where did the industrial nations set up their colonies? What did they need from these colonies? Industrial / European powers set up colonies in Asia, Africa and Americas for cheap raw materials and bigger markets. S2 Topic 2: Industrial Revolution 10

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