inspector calls key themes

• English
• Upper Secondary (Key Stage 4)
• GCSE

inspector calls key themes

understanding and exploring key themes 

Today's lesson goals

After this lesson you will be able to

• identify and explore key themes in an inspector calls

Group Task! 

In groups, brainstorm and discuss the meaning behind a theme. what do you think the key themes in an inspector calls is 

Impact on employment and job markets

Changes in education and skill requirements

Effects on privacy and data security

Influence on healthcare and medical research

Implications for transportation and urban planning

Consequences for social interactions and relationships

Ethical considerations and decision-making

which of these would NOT be considered a key theme?

1. social responsibility
2. class and power
3. governmental corruption and power
4. age and generational divide

social responsibility

social responsibility is the idea that individuals and organisations have a duty to act in ways to benefit society, considering the impact of their actions on others and the community.

how might this theme be relevant in todays society?

true or false:
social responsibility refers to the idea that individuals look after their own interests

true

false

what do you already know about:
class and power

generational conflict

generational conflict is the differences in beliefs, values or attitudes between different age groups, often leading to misunderstanding and disagreements 

how might this theme be relevant in todays society?

think, pair, share

1. what themes do you consider to be the most important to society in 1945 and why?

2. which theme do you consider to be most important to contemporary society and why?

remember we have looked at:

social responsibility, class and power and generational conflict

themes of inspector calls

application task

"an inspector calls is still taught in schools because priestlys purpose remains relevant, prompting critical thinking and discussions about past and present society."

How far do you agree with this statement? 

Explain your answer. 

6 marks + 3 marks SPAG