National Identity in a Changing World: Core Values
Reflecting on what it means to be Singaporean in an era of high migration and cultural exchange.
Key Questions
- What values define a national identity in a diverse society?
- How should we integrate new residents while respecting existing traditions?
- Can a person be both a global citizen and a loyal patriot?
MOE Syllabus Outcomes
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