Focus question(s) and description:

What are the consequences of our common humanity?

Students will explore rights and responsibilities; the relationship between communities; sharing finite resources with other people and with other living things; access to equal opportunities; peace and conflict resolution.

Possible explorations to develop:

• Democracy, politics, government and civil society.

• Inequality, difference and inclusion

• Human capability and development; social entrepreneurs.

• Rights, law, civic responsibility and the public sphere.

• Justice, peace and conflict management • Ecology and disparate impact

• Power and privilege

• Authority, security and freedom

• Imagining a hopeful future

TIPS:

• Don’t use proper nouns or pronouns.

• Use the present tense.

• Make it transferable. 

• Use a qualifier (often, may, can) if it is not true in all situations.

-Communication,

-Connections,

-Creativity,

-Perspective.

Related Concepts:

-Audience imperatives

-Character

-Context

-Genre

-Intertextuality

-Point of view

-Purpose

-Self-expression

-Setting

-Structure

-Style

-Theme

-Change,

-Global interactions,

-Systems,

-Time, place and space.

Related Concepts (Business management):

-Causality (cause and consequence),

-Competition,

-Cooperation,

-Culture,

-Ethics,

-Globalization,

-Innovation,

-Leadership,

-Power,

-Processes,

-Strategy,

-Structure.

2. What do you have questions about?

3. How can you transfer this knowledge to your daily context?