Individual Contributions to Nation Building
Reflecting on personal roles and responsibilities in contributing to Singapore's long-term trajectory and national identity.
Key Questions
- Explain how individual citizens can influence the long-term trajectory of the nation.
- Analyze the ethical responsibilities of citizens in shaping national identity.
- Design a personal action plan to contribute to Singapore's future vision.
MOE Syllabus Outcomes
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