The Duty of the Citizen: Voting and Civic Participation
Exploring the importance of voting and other forms of civic participation in a democratic society.
Key Questions
- Explain why voting is considered both a right and a duty in Singapore.
- Analyze the impact of citizen participation on policy-making.
- Evaluate different ways citizens can contribute to their community beyond voting.
MOE Syllabus Outcomes
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