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By:Joseph

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By:Foppe

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By: Griffen

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How similar is the Syrian war to the holocaust?

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How similar is the Syrian war to the holocaust?

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By:Cate

How does Donald trumps Views, presidency and polices affect the war?

How economical have the us effected the war?

Mr Bish Comment: Cate, can you consider how your questions above relate to remembering victims of the Holocaust and other genocides. If you're looking at Syria develop a question that relates to the impact of the war on Syria. Your questions are focused on the USA.

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How does the civil war affect civilians in Syria?

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How does the civil war affect civilians in Syria?

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By:Gabriel

Damascus:
Out of 2.65 million civilians almost 2.5 million still live in the capital.

Aleppo:
Out of 4 million civillians, Aleppo is left with  3 million residents.

Homs:
Out of 1.4 million residents more than half have been displaced or killed.                                                People

50% of Syrian population displaced.

10.9 million displaced. 7.1 million internally displaced. 3.8 million refugees.

400,000 killed. 1.5 million civilians seriously wounded. 200,000 detained.

2,400 people reported missing.

Healthcare

36% of hospitals in Syria destroyed. 57% of hospitals damaged.

50% of physicians have fled.

Buildings and homes

1,200,000 houses destroyed. 3 million buildings affected.

9,000 industrial facilities completely destroyed.

School

4,000 schools destroyed. 2.8 million Syrians out of school.

Places of worship

1450 mosques destroyed. 348 mosque completely destroyed.

At least 100 churches damaged or destroyed.

Cultural and heritage sites

290 locations have been affected.

104 severely damaged and 24 completely destroyed.

5/6 UNESCO world heritage sites damaged.

Cities

50% of Syria major cities destroyed.

The country is 83% darker at night then when the war started.

Aleppo Syrias largest city is 91% darker at night then when the war first started.

Damascus the countries capital is 35% darker at night then when the war started.

http://www.aljazeera.com/indepth/interactive/2015/03/left-syria-150317133753354.html

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What Different Factors Led to the Syrian Civil War? | Emma Lee

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What Different Factors Led to the Syrian Civil War? | Emma Lee

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You should be sat with the other members of your group.

Discuss your initial thoughts on your gallery. Make a list of the things that could be covered in your gallery.

Complete initial research on your gallery individually, there is a link to quality resources at the bottom of this page. You should individually spend around 40 minutes  getting ideas for possible focuses that will help to explore the theme of your gallery.

Be prepared to feedback to the group possible ideas for focuses by taking notes.

Using the Padlet Focuses 1 to 8, 'storyboard' your gallery with the 'What' for each focus. In other words 'What' will the focus cover. At this stage you also need to think about 'How' you are going to create your focus

How will you use online resources and which ones will you research from?

What form will your gallery take, will there be mixed media for example?

'Why', why is the focus you have chosen important for exploring the issue? 'Why' are you choosing this as your focus from the many others that you could have chosen from?

Complete the 'What, How and Why focus' at the top of your individual focus Pad.

Home Learning: complete research on the 'What' - be prepared to present and feedback your ideas on your individual Padl during next lesson.