What part did the Golden Age had in improving Health Care? - Teacher's Notes

The Golden Age, particularly during the early Islamic civilisation, played a significant role in the advancement of healthcare. In this lesson, pupils will delve into the healthcare improvements that were made during this era. They will explore the inception of early hospitals and discover that many of the medical practices established then are still in use today. This historical journey will provide students with an appreciation of the lasting impact the Golden Age has had on modern healthcare.

Through the creation of a timeline, pupils will learn about the knowledge gained from translating important manuscripts into Arabic, which contributed to medical advancements. The class will then consolidate their understanding by assembling a PowerPoint presentation. Key questions such as why the early Islamic civilisation was referred to as the Golden Age and how this period contributed to enhancing healthcare and education will be addressed, highlighting the period's significance in the evolution of health care systems.