Global Citizenship: Rights and Responsibilities
Students will connect individual actions and national policies to global issues and responsibilities.
Key Questions
- Explain the concept of global citizenship and its implications for individual actions.
- Analyze how local actions can have global consequences.
- Evaluate Australia's responsibilities as a global citizen in addressing international challenges.
ACARA Content Descriptions
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