Civics Sept. 17
Published on Nov 20, 2015
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MORE DECKS TO EXPLORE
PRESENTATION OUTLINE
Citizen - according to the dictionary
An inhabitant of a city or country.
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"I was born here. I'm a Canadian Citizen."
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"I devote my time energies to helping homeless people. Politics seems not as important as these real-life problems that I can help solve directly."
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"My supreme leader is God. I follow religious leaders and laws, not secular ones."
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"My responsibility is to the world as a whole. I live in Canada, but I care about environmental issues worldwide. Every person must be responsible for caring for our world."
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"This is a great country. We have a democratic government, freedom, a high standard of living, good health care, and great natural beauty. I'm proud to be a Canadian."
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"I'm interested in what is happening back in my homeland. I became a citizen of Canada for better opportunities for my family and me."
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"I am Cree. We had a nation long before Canada existed as one."
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Easy way to consume information, but newscast information is often limited.
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I hate the news....
sometimes television is going to give you some good info, but keep looking
Internet
or interwebs...
Enormous amount of information - but not all sites are reliable when it comes to information. Who's writing the 'fact'? How much research are they citing? Does someone stand to benefit from this?
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Good for student researching a topic. Can sometimes find high quality articles which can specifically be beneficial for student research.
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Bias is the emphasizing of certain facts over others. We have to assess the amount of bias that is present in all sources.
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Pg 22, 23 - 1, 2, 4, and 6
Test 1 - Tuesday, Sept. 23
Chapter 1 + presentation slides
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