Society's Divide & Industrial Change

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This resource explores the socio-economic conditions of the Victorian era, particularly through the lens of Charles Dickens' 'A Christmas Carol.' It delves into the stark divide between the wealthy and the working poor, highlighting key social issues such as poverty, industrialization, and the harsh realities of life in workhouses. The document outlines major innovations of the Industrial Revolution, discusses the impacts of these changes on society, and presents the roles of social reformers advocating for improvement. It connects these themes to the characters and storyline of Dickens' work, urging a deeper understanding of how societal conditions influenced literary narratives and the need for social change.

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Society's Divide & Industrial Change

Teaching Tips

Connect through Modern Comparisons

Reiterate Key Concepts with Interactive Timelines

Create Empathy through Role-Playing

Incorporate Multimedia Resources

Facilitate Critical Discussions

Utilize Visual Aids for 'Deserving' vs. 'Undeserving' Poor

Leverage Quick-Writes for Reflection

Exit Ticket for Synthesis and Application

Create a Social Reform Poster

Encourage Diverse Perspectives in Literature