Wizer.me – I’ve just made my first wizer.me worksheet (on Human Rights). If anyone has any feedback on these, I’d be most grateful. If they’re something that people find useful, I could certainly make more for other topics on the course… Let me know!

Wizer Human Rights Terminology This one includes ‘Matching’, ‘Sorting’, and ‘Multiple Choice’ exercises.

Obviously, the 17 Key Thinkers aren’t the only thing that you should be working on during your study of Politics and Society, but they’re a really good place to start to make sure that you are getting your head around some of the more complex issues. Remember, almost all the essays that you might be asked to write in the Leaving Cert exam will ask you to back up your opinions with reference to at least TWO Key Thinkers (at least one of whom should be on the Specification)! I’ve added quizzes on a few other topics at the bottom of the page also! Download the Key Thinkers Quiz Checklist that will help you to track your scores and (hopefully) improve them with each try!

The full list of thinkers is almost done (only 1 left to go!), so there’s plenty for you to be working away on! If you spot any little mistakes or errors, please let me know via the ‘contact’ page!

NEW!!! Try my Human Rights Key Terminology Quiz to prepare yourself for the short questions in the exam… It’s a tough one, so if you you need to refer back to some revision notes you can download this two-page guide Intro to Human Rights Handout. It might help to concentrate some of your revision.

Follow the links below for Google Forms ‘Key Thinker’ Quizzes:

Thomas Hobbes	John Locke
Robert Nozick	Karl Marx
Paulo Freire	Sylvia Walby
Fr Sean McDonagh	Andre Gunder Frank
Vandana Shiva	Kwame Anthony Appiah
Benedict Anderson,	Samuel Huntington
Kathleen Lynch	Martha Nussbaum
Edward Said	Thomas Hylland Eriksen

If your doing the Transition Year ‘Taster Module‘ that I suggested earlier this month, I’ve added two Google Forms quizzes here that might help with a little assessment task. Use of Violence against Non-Democratic Governments Quiz and Civil Disobedience Quiz.

I didn’t invent this one, but the UN has a good SDG quiz you can take on their website. Follow the link here.

But I do have my own quiz based on the UN SDG data from 2015 that’s available. You can find that here.

The website of the ‘Council of Europe’ has a quiz your students can do also. Just follow this link!