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Citizenship, . - Coggle Diagram
Citizenship
In general
Human rights
The importance of honesty, trust, tolerance and respect for other people.
The difference between needs, wants and rights.
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In the news
Look at local and national newspapers, magazines,
TV, radio, film and the Internet.
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School
There are two exams
GCSE (General certificate of secondary education, state exam, at 16 years old).
A-level (only three or two subjects, state exam, at 18 years old).
Citizenship
Teaches the political, legal and economic functions of adult society.
Gives skills to think critically, express opinions and take part in discussions.
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Teaches them respect for justice, democracy and the law.
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Mobile phone thefs
One in, five children aged 8 to 16 has had his/her mobile phone stolen, often by another child or group of children. The challenge for most young people is balancing the need to carry a mobile phone against the threat of mobile phone crime. Citizenship lessons help pupils to become street smart.
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