Global Citizenship · Semester 2

Understanding Global Inequalities

Exploring the causes and consequences of global poverty and inequality.

Key Questions

  1. Analyze the root causes of global poverty and wealth disparities.
  2. Evaluate the ethical responsibilities of developed nations towards developing ones.
  3. Explain the impact of global inequalities on peace and stability.

MOE Syllabus Outcomes

MOE: Global Awareness - P5MOE: Values and Ethics - P5
Level: Primary 5
Subject: CCE
Unit: Global Citizenship
Period: Semester 2

Suggested Methodologies

Socratic Seminar

Deep discussion in inner/outer circles

30–60 min

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Document Mystery

Analyze evidence to solve a historical question

30–45 min

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