The document summarizes the key points of a lesson about the United Nations and global carbon emissions: - It describes what global warming is and evaluates the arguments on both sides of the debate around increasing carbon emissions and climate change. - The lesson aims to understand the UN's role and involvement in addressing problems like global warming facing various countries. - It includes a mock UN debate activity for students to discuss possible solutions to the problems of global warming.

2. Lesson Objectives Most All To evaluate both sides of the argument. To describe global warming Create Argument

3. Term Outline Enquiry Questions What is the UN? What is the Israel-Palestine Conflict? How can issues facing Africa be solved? How can the International community deal with Carbon Emissions How effective has the UN been? Lesson Key Questions What are carbon emissions? What is the UN’s involvement? What are the current problems facing various countries? What are the barriers to solving the problems globally? What are the possible solutions to problems of global warming? Mock UN Debate – How can we solve the problem of global warming?

6. Table of comparison Unfortunately there are many differences of opinion in the debate about global warming. Create the following table and fill out the first column: Evidence in favour of the debate Evidence against the debate