Being a Global Citizen
Students learn about the responsibilities of being a global citizen, including respecting diversity and contributing to a peaceful world.
Key Questions
- Explain what it means to be a global citizen.
- Analyze the importance of respecting cultural differences.
- Design an action plan to promote peace and understanding in our school.
Common Core State Standards
Suggested Methodologies
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