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Final Project
Politics
Policy
Civil society
Civil society can be understood as the "third sector" of society, distinct from government and business, and including the family and the private sphere.
Public policy
Public policy is a course of action created and/or enacted, typically by a government, in response to the public, real-world problems.
Public interest
The public interest is "the welfare or well-being of the general public" and society.
Domestic and foreign policy
Domestic
The domestic policy covers a wide range of areas, including business, education, energy, healthcare, law enforcement, money and taxes, natural resources, social welfare, and personal rights and freedoms.
Foreign
Domestic considerations, the policies or behavior of other states, or plans to advance specific geopolitical designs.
System
Supranational political systems
Centralized governments
Chiefdom
Sovereign state
Empires
Uncentralized systems
Tribe
Band society
Leagues
Organs of government
Legislative organs
Administrative organs
Judicial organs
Bureaucratic organs
Ideology
Economic system
Socialism
Capitalism
Statism
Feudalism
Communism
Distributism
Welfare state
Government forms
Aristocracy
Democracy
Republics
Federalism
Autocracy
Political ideologies
Party platforms
Socialist
Social-democratic
Communist
Islamist
Anarchist
Libertarian
Liberal
Republican
Progressive
Syncretic
Democrat
Populist
Globalist
Internationalist
Environmentalist
Green
Political spectrum
Centre
（Centrism is a political outlook or position that involves acceptance and/or support of a balance of social equality and a degree of social hierarchy, while opposing political changes which would result in a significant shift of society strongly to either the left or the right.）
Centre-left
Radical centre
Centre-right
Right-wing
（Right-wing politics embraces the view that certain social orders and hierarchies are inevitable, natural, normal, or desirable, typically supporting this position on the basis of natural law, economics, or tradition.）
Centre-right
Far-right
Left-wing
（Left-wing politics supports social equality and egalitarianism, often in critique of social hierarchy.）
Far-left
Centre-left
Party system
Dominant-party
e.g. United States of America, Canada, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
Two-party
e.g. Republic of Colombia
One-party
e.g. Vietnam, Cuba, Laos
Multi-party
e.g. Federal Republic of Germany
Non-partisan
e.g. Nauru, United Arab Emirates, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
Questions
How does the politics affect our life or personal actions?
Why the world should have a lot of country but not one whole group?
Is there any political system or ideology wrong?
Do the policies or regulations implemented by politics make our lives more orderly or better?
Political conflicts continue to appear in the general environment. How should people stop them from happening?
Is it important for a person to participate in a political party?
What is the quality of a series of policies and regulations produced by politics? Are there any differences in the methods of each country, and how are they divided?
International Relations
Systemic level concepts
Non-state actors
Power blocs
National interest
Polarity
Power
Interdependence
Sovereignty
Dependency
Systemic tools of international relations
Diplomacy
War
The mobilization of international shame
Sanctions
The allotment of economic and/or diplomatic benefits
The mutual exchange of ideas, information, art, music and language among nations through cultural diplomacy has also been recognized by governments
Unit-level concepts in international relations
Regime type
Revisionism/status quo
Religion
Individual or sub-unit level concepts
Education
Issues
Classroom Size
Family Factors
Technology
Bullying
Student Attitudes and Behaviors
No Child Left Behind
Parent Involvement
Student Health
Funding
teaching method
Direct Instruction (Low Tech)
Flipped Classrooms (High Tech)
Kinesthetic Learning (Low Tech)
Learning
Types of learners
Kinesthetic learners
Visual learners
Auditory learners
Reading/writing learners
Learning styles
visual
solitary
social
logical
physical
verbal
aural
Methods of remember quickly
Exercise to clear your head. Working out is good for our bodies, but our brain reaps many benefits as well
Write down what needs to be memorized over and over
Do yoga
Study or practice in the afternoon
Relate new things to what you already know
Stay away from multitasking
Teach other people what you've learned
Questions
What's the education problem in China?
What's the main purpose of education in China in 21st century?
Is it necessary for Chinese students to go abroad for university?
What's the benefit of studying abroad for Chinese?
Should education pay more attention to the cultivation of personality or knowledge？
Sex education
When should it be taught?
Why doesn't China pay so much attention to sex education
What are the possible effects of a lack of sex education
What Are the Goals of Sex Education For Youth?
Study abroad
Benefits
Improve your language skills
Experience a different style of teaching
Impress employers
Enhance your network
Learn about new cultures and perspectives
Develop your confidence
See the world
Discover career opportunities abroad
Challenges
Feeling like an outsider
Overcoming the language barrier
Getting used to currency differences
Being far from your support network
Coping with cultural misunderstandings
Environment
Diversity of species
content
Species diversity is the center of biological diversity and the most important structural and functional unit of biological diversity.
definition
Species diversity is a measure of the number of species in a community and their relative abundance
Genetic diversity
details
Not only the genetic characteristics of different populations of the same species are different, that is, there is genetic diversity among populations
definition
Genetic diversity represents variation in the genetic structure of an organism within and between populations.Each species consists of populations of individuals
Biodiversity
values
provide people resources to use or for selling
place to develop tourist trade
provide special ecosystem for specific creatures
protect environment by decomposing garbage
Problems facing
Increasing number of populations
wars human made
broken ecosystems
environment pollution
Features
abundant species
many kinds of endemic species
various ecosystems
The spatial pattern is complex and diverse
Meanings
provide us with various of materials
provide based food
adjust the climate
adjust air quality
protect endangered animals
life long average tendency
Countries that increase year by year
reason that people can live longer year by year
diet
vegetables
fruits
water
meats
habit
sleeping
sports
emotions
psitive
Very few fluctuations
environment condition
water quality
low air pollution
cause and effect
disadvantage
popularity of old people increase year by year
Increased consumption of limited resources
advantage
Family happiness index increased
In Pudong, how do policies affect people's lives and behaviors?
policy to improve
Make funding schools a priority
Implement a progressive tax code
Look at the bigger picture
Increase teacher funding and support
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Acknowledge and address overcrowding
Address the school-to-prison pipeline
Raise standards for teachers
Put classroom-running and curriculum-building decisions in the hands of the community
