Review Quiz on Wereldburgerschap Topics
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Today's lesson:
Final Simulise Check - All grades in SOM ?
GC Quiz
Start End of Year Reflection
Global Citizenship
Year Review Quiz
What are the 17 sustainable goals focused on?
Global sustainability and development
Cultural preservation
National security
Local business growth
What is the purpose of Loneliness Awareness Week? (Week van Eenzaamheid)
Promote social media use
Encourage travel
Celebrate friendship
Raise awareness of loneliness
Which educational system is based on grades (cijfers)?
Unschooling approach
Western educational systems
Montessori method
Waldorf education
What is a common reason for migration?
Staying in one place
Seeking better opportunities
Avoiding job offers
Disliking family
How many sustainable development goals are there?
20 goals
17 goals
15 goals
10 goals
How close is the Netherlands in achieving the sustainable goals? In a scale 1 - 100. 1 being very close to achieving the goals
Position 55
Position 23
Position 4
Position 70
Today the Netherlands is in position 23 with 79% performance
Which country has a unique educational system?
United States
Finland
Canada
Germany
What is a common cause of migration?
Conflict and war
Excessive wealth
No natural disasters
Surplus of jobs
What can help reduce loneliness?
Isolation
Disconnection
Walking
Community engagement
What is the actual definition of Global citizenship / Wereldburgerschap?
You officially hold passports from at least three different countries.
You feel connected to the whole world and understand that your choices can affect people elsewhere.
You believe your own country is more important and better than any other country in the world.
You speak four languages fluently and travel to a different continent every year.
When are you a global citizen/wereldburger?
When you try to make the world a better place
When you travel a lot internationally
When you get a high grade for your English exam at school.
When you buy clothes from a a brand that pays fair wages to its workers in Asia, because you care about their working conditions.
Imagine a global problem like climate change or plastic pollution. A friend says: "Why should I bother recycling or saving water? I am just one person, my actions won't change anything globally." Which response represents the mindset of a global citizen?
"You are right. Only big factories and governments have the power to fix these things, so we might as well not worry about it"
"Every global solution is made up of millions of small, individual actions. By changing my habits, I help and inspire others"
"You should only care if your friends are doing it too, because standing out or being different in high school is too difficult."
"Instead of changing your behavior, you should just stop reading the news so you don't have to feel guilty about the world's problems."
Which other topics/thema's would you like to see in Global Citizenship/Wereldburgerschap?
