Guided Notes - Module 1

DIRECTIONS
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Guided notes are YOUR notes with concepts that you learn in this module. Please follow the outline format below. You can add color,
pictures, examples, thoughts, etc. to your notes that will help you remember and learn the concepts.

You will submit your completed notes for Assignment 1.01A in the Dropbox.

VOCABULARY
DEFINE THE FOLLOWING TERMS IN YOUR OWN WORDS

Global Studies- is the study of globalization in all shapes counting social, political, financial,
social, and advanced.

Globalization- is the development of individuals, considerations, thoughts, innovation, and items

over nation's borders.

Global Citizen- somebody who sees himself or herself as being portion of a rising world
community and whose activities offer assistance characterize this community’s values and hones.
But it's more than fair a definition; it's a mentality.

Global Citizenship- is the thought that all individuals have civic duties to the world as a entirety,
instead of fair their neighborhood communities or countries.

Civic Responsibility- tasks offered upon citizens by their government to guarantee a adjust
between assurance and dependability.

OUTLINE
You do NOT have to answer the questions on lines I, II, or III. This is the TITLE of that section.

I. Why Global Studies?

a. Why do we study global issues?

To investigate the world beyond your immediate environment. Recognize your

own and others’ perspectives. Develop an understanding of current world issues
and future opportunities. Communicate your ideas on global concerns and
solutions.

b. Why did you choose this course?

1) Because I really like learning things about different countries,
culture, issues…

II. What is Global Citizenship?

 a. What communities are you a part of?
1) My country, my city, my school…
b. Are you willing to think beyond your culture? Why do you think this
is important?
1) Yes, I think it’s important because there’s more people in the
world and for example if you want to travel you must know
that the country you are visiting have differences in its
culture so its something you must be aware of.
c. What does the quote by Ban Ki-moon mean to you?
1) It’s confusing because I think we don’t have to focus that
much on the future and be more aware of the present.
Because nobody guarantees us that there’s going to be a
tomorrow. We need to take ownership and leadership today
not tomorrow.
d. Video “What is World Citizenship?”- What can we do to foster a
world of peace?
1) human rights, respect, justice and cultural diversity are some
of the examples of things we can do to seat peace.

III. Citizenship Responsibilities

a. List the Mandatory Civic Responsibilities for US Citizens
1) . Paying taxes
2) . Obeying laws
3) . Serving on a jury when summoned
4) . Registering with the Selective Service
b. List the Voluntary Civic Responsibilities for US Citizens
1) . Voting
2) . Practicing tolerance
3) . Staying informed
4) . Passing it on
5) . Getting involved in the community
c. List the Civic Responsibilities of a Global Citizen
 1) . understand our connection
2) . investigate issues
3) . listen to other perspectives
4) . get involved
d. How are Civic responsibilities different for a US Citizen and a Global
Citizen?
1) . A global citizen must have the responsibility to understand
one's own perspective and the perspectives of others on
global issues, respect cultural diversity and build
relationships with people from other countries and cultures.