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The Contemporary World: Prepared By: Izabelle Joy A. Algar, LPT

The document discusses global citizenship and its definition. Global citizenship is defined as having an identity that transcends borders and recognizing responsibilities to all humanity. It involves being aware of the wider world and one's role in it, respecting diversity, understanding how the world works, being outraged by injustice, and participating in and acting to make the world more equitable and sustainable. Education for global citizenship teaches these concepts through existing curriculum and new initiatives, helping people build understanding of world events, reflect on their values, take learning into the real world, challenge intolerance, and get involved in communities with a voice to act and influence the world.

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The Contemporary World: Prepared By: Izabelle Joy A. Algar, LPT

The document discusses global citizenship and its definition. Global citizenship is defined as having an identity that transcends borders and recognizing responsibilities to all humanity. It involves being aware of the wider world and one's role in it, respecting diversity, understanding how the world works, being outraged by injustice, and participating in and acting to make the world more equitable and sustainable. Education for global citizenship teaches these concepts through existing curriculum and new initiatives, helping people build understanding of world events, reflect on their values, take learning into the real world, challenge intolerance, and get involved in communities with a voice to act and influence the world.

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THE CONTEMPORARY

WORLD

Module 7

Prepared by: Izabelle Joy A. Algar, LPT.


Leaning Outcomes:
 Articulate a personal definition of global
citizenship;
 appreciate the ethical obligations of global
citizenship;
 Write a research paper on a topic related to
globalization; and
 Participate in the outcome-based activities in
every learning session
Global Citizenship
  is the idea that one's identity transcends
geography or political borders and that
responsibilities or rights are derived from
membership in a broader class: "humanity“.
(Wikipedia)
 Is someone who is aware of and understands
the wider world – and their place it. They take
an active role in their community, and work
with others to make our planet more equal, fair
and sustainable.
Global Citizenship
  it is a way of living that recognizes our world
is an increasingly complex web of connections
and interdependencies.

 It nurtures personal respect and respect for


others, wherever they live, and encourages
individuals to think deeply and critically about
what is equitable and just and what will
minimize harm to our planet.
Global Citizenship Definition, by Oxfam:

1. Is aware of the wider world and has a sense of


their own role as a world citizen
2. Respect and values diversity
3. Has an understanding of how the world works
4. Is outrage by social injustice
5. Participates in the community at a range of
levels, from the local to the global
6. Is willing to act to make the world a more
equitable and sustainable place
7. Responsibility for their actions
Global Citizenship: Obligations
1. Flexible
2. Creative and proactive
3. Need to be able to solve problems
4. Make decisions, think critically
5. Communicate ideas effectively and work well
within teams and groups
Education for Global Citizenship

“Educational for Global Citizenship is not an


additional subject – it is a framework for learning,
reaching beyond school to the wider community.
It can be promoted in class through the existing
curriculum or through new initiatives and
activities.”
Needed for Global Citizen Education

a. Socially and culturally through the media and


telecommunications, and through travel and
migration
b. Economically through trade
c. Environmentally through trade
d. Environmentally through sharing one planet
e. Politically through international relations and
systems of regulation.
The Benefits are felt across the school and
beyond. Global citizenship helps you people to:

1. Build their own understanding of world events.


2. Think about their values and what’s important
to them.
3. Take learning into the real world.
4. Challenge ignorance and intolerance.
5. Get involved in their local, national and global
communities
6. Develop an argument and voice their opinions
7. See that they have power to act and influence
the world around them.
Thank you and Stay Safe

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