Global citizenship

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  • Involved students know the indicator or the criteria for demonstrating it. They can talk about it, write about it, describe it or explain it.
  • Engaged students can perform or demonstrate the indicator or criteria; that is, they can do it.
  • Leading students are innovating, extending, transforming, showing initiative, integrating, or collaborating.

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  • Explains awareness of and sensitivity and openness to diverse perspectives on global and local issues
  • Describes responsible citizenship in contributing to the culture of the community
  • Recognizes instances of bias and stereotyping
  • Defines what respect for diverse cultures, ethnicities, ages, genders, religions, abilities, and sexual orientations is
  • Identifies environmental, cultural, political, and economic challenges
  • Acknowledges that we are on Indigenous land (Blackfoot territory) and recognizes the significance of Indigenous cultures, peoples, and their history  

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  • Gives a class presentation on local LGBTQ+ issues
  • Tells a friend about rules and policies for living in campus residence
  • Notices that an advertisement for children’s dolls shows only female models
  • Tells friend how to say “good morning” in a language common to many international students in the class
  • Tells peers about some local environmental groups
  • Tells teammates about the local Blackfoot language and culture 

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  • Demonstrates awareness of and sensitivity and openness to diverse perspectives on global and local issues
  • Embodies responsible citizenship that contributes to healthy and sustainable communities
  • Questions instances of bias and stereotyping
  • Exhibits respectful interaction with diverse races, cultures, ages, genders, religions, abilities, and sexual orientations
  • Appraises the individual’s role in environmental, cultural, political and economic challenges
  • Recognizes significance of and demonstrates respect for Indigenous ways of knowing

[/vc_column_text][/vc_column_inner][vc_column_inner width=”1/2″][ultimate_heading main_heading=”Examples” heading_tag=”h3″ main_heading_color=”#090a0f” alignment=”left”][/ultimate_heading][vc_column_text]What are some specific ways this competency might be demonstrated?[/vc_column_text][vc_column_text]

  • Volunteers time and efforts to support local or global initiatives
  • Volunteers to take care of the recycling program for their campus residence
  • Questions the lack of female students in the construction industry
  • Asks an international student how to correctly pronounce their name
  • Evaluates how often they use a car and how it impacts the environment
  • Takes a course to the learn the Blackfoot language

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  • Teaches and promotes awareness, sensitivity and openness to diverse perspectives on global and local issues
  • Creates responsible citizenship initiatives that contribute to inclusive, healthy and sustainable communities
  • Challenges instances of bias and stereotype
  • Advocates for dignity, equality and well-being of individuals and communities
  • Exhibits individual actions in facing environmental, cultural, political and economic challenges
  • Demonstrates leadership in projects, initiatives or groups that highlights, advocates for and supports Indigenous culture, language, traditions, histories and current trends

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  • Develops and moderates a social media page for LGBTQ+ community
  • Creates a new club or event that continues to exist after the student leaves
  • Leads a winter clothing drive campaign for international students
  • Forms an organization to promote girls in trades
  • Creates a food recycling program to benefit students and reduce waste
  • Forms a mature student association to address mature students’ needs
  • Reduces personal waste and decides to use a bike and public transit

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