Question

Discuss what is meant by world citizenship? What would be an example of a world citizen?

Answer 1

Global Citizenship nurtures personal empathy for others wherever they reside and support them. It encourages individuals to think deeply and objectively about what is just and equitable, and what will mitigate our planet's impact. Exploring principles of global citizenship helps learners become more confident in speaking up for their values, and more experienced in evaluating the ethics and effect of their actions.

A global citizen is someone who:

Is conscious of the wider world and has a sense of its own position as a global citizen
Respect for diversity and values
Got a sense of how the universe works
Was indignant at social inequality
Participates at a number of rates within the group, from local to global
Is ready to act to make the world a more just and sustainable place
Is liable for their acts.

Young people need to be versatile, innovative and constructive to be productive Global Citizens. They need to be able to solve problems , make decisions, think critically, effectively communicate ideas and work well within teams and groups. Such skills and qualities are increasingly recognized as important for success in many areas of life in the 21st century, including many workplaces. These skills and qualities can not be developed without the use of active methods of learning through which pupils learn through doing and working with others.

A new generation of global U.S. people are sensibly focused on pressing for a better life at home and abroad to get the U.S. house in order. Whether it's migration, immigration, environment , technology or agricultural policy, what's good for Americans is always likely to mean a healthier and fairer system for people elsewhere.