Positives

• This video challenges students to reflect on current power structures that they may otherwise consider unchangeable. 
• The video is easy to follow and explains each concept it mentions.

Additional Prerequisites

• You can select which part of the video you would like to watch by selecting it on the scroll bar at the bottom of the video.
• Students should remember that the form of government (parliamentary democracy) discussed in the video may not have the same structure as their country's government.
• There may be an advertisement before the video.
  

Differentiation

• Have students consider how the ideas presented can be applied to their local, state, and national governments.
• As a follow-up activity, turn your classroom into a citizens' assembly, challenging students to propose new ideas and laws that would positively impact their community.
• Have students reflect on why democratic decision-making is important to solving climate change and ensuring climate justice.
• This resource can also be used in economics classes during lessons about the role economic systems and private interests play in democracies.