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Last updated: April 14, 2025
What i will learn?

Here are the outcomes for the "Uraia" (Class VII) course on your Edukea website:

Uraia Class VII Outcomes

By the end of this course, students will be able to:

  1. Understand Advanced Democratic Systems and Governance:

    • Explain the complex workings of democratic governance at local, national, and international levels, including the roles of political parties, the media, and civil society organizations.

    • Analyze the importance of free and fair elections, transparency, accountability, and the rule of law in maintaining democratic systems.

  2. Advocate for Human Rights and Social Justice:

    • Deepen their understanding of human rights law, international conventions, and how they protect individuals and communities globally.

    • Promote social justice by addressing issues such as poverty, inequality, and discrimination, advocating for equal rights and opportunities for all people, especially marginalized groups.

  3. Practice Ethical Leadership and Responsibility:

    • Identify the characteristics of ethical leaders and demonstrate how they can embody those qualities in their personal and public lives.

    • Understand the role of accountability in leadership and take responsibility for their actions, decisions, and contributions to society.

  4. Engage in Global Citizenship and Address Global Challenges:

    • Develop a strong sense of global citizenship and understand the interconnectedness of global issues such as climate change, migration, global health, and poverty.

    • Contribute to global movements and initiatives aimed at tackling these issues, understanding how local actions can have a global impact.

  5. Promote Conflict Resolution and Peacebuilding:

    • Apply advanced conflict resolution strategies to address disputes and promote peace within their communities.

    • Understand the role of international organizations, such as the United Nations, in fostering global peace and security.

  6. Advocate for Environmental Sustainability:

    • Understand the significance of environmental challenges like climate change, deforestation, and pollution, and advocate for sustainable development practices.

    • Take action within their communities to promote environmental conservation and awareness, recognizing the link between human rights and environmental protection.

  7. Develop Civic Participation and Advocacy Skills:

    • Engage in civic life by participating in advocacy campaigns, promoting social justice, and exercising their rights as citizens to influence policy decisions.

    • Use effective strategies to advocate for change, including peaceful protest, social media, and community organizing, with an understanding of ethical and non-violent methods.

  8. Analyze Global Issues Through a Critical Lens:

    • Critically evaluate major global issues, such as human rights abuses, conflicts, and international inequalities, and suggest potential solutions.

    • Develop the ability to present well-reasoned arguments on complex issues, taking into account diverse perspectives and cultural contexts.

  9. Communicate Effectively on Civic and Global Issues:

    • Communicate ideas and opinions on civic topics clearly and persuasively, both in writing and speaking.

    • Engage in debates, discussions, and group projects with confidence, presenting their arguments logically while respecting diverse viewpoints.

These outcomes ensure that students not only gain a deeper understanding of civic participation, governance, and global issues but also develop the skills to actively engage with and address the challenges they encounter in their communities and the world.

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Requirements

Here are the requirements for the "Uraia" (Class VII) course on your Edukea website:

Uraia Class VII Requirements

To ensure students are fully prepared to engage with and benefit from the Uraia Class VII course, the following requirements should be met:

  1. Solid Understanding of Basic Civic Concepts:

    • Students should have a foundational understanding of civic concepts such as human rights, democracy, leadership, social justice, and conflict resolution from previous courses. These concepts will be explored more deeply in Class VII.

  2. Device with Internet Access:

    • A reliable device (tablet, smartphone, or computer) with stable internet access is necessary for watching video lessons, participating in online discussions, completing assignments, and engaging with quizzes and interactive content.

  3. Notebook and Writing Materials:

    • Students should have a notebook or digital device for taking notes, completing assignments, and reflecting on course content. Writing materials like pens, pencils, and erasers will be essential for note-taking and exercises.

  4. Critical Thinking and Analytical Skills:

    • Students should come with an open mind and the ability to analyze complex issues, think critically, and engage in discussions that require reasoning and evaluation of various perspectives.

  5. Interest in Global and National Civic Issues:

    • Students should show an interest in understanding both local and global civic issues, including governance, social justice, environmental responsibility, and human rights. Curiosity about global events and their impact on society is key.

  6. Active Participation in Discussions and Group Work:

    • Students should be prepared to engage actively in class discussions, group projects, and peer interactions. Participation is vital for sharing ideas, learning from others, and deepening understanding of the course material.

  7. Effective Communication Skills:

    • Students should be able to express their thoughts clearly and respectfully, both in writing and verbally. The course will involve discussions and debates where clear communication of ideas is important.

  8. Teamwork and Collaboration:

    • Group activities and collaborative assignments will be a significant part of this course. Students should be ready to work with others, sharing ideas and learning from their peers to explore civic and social topics more deeply.

  9. Commitment to Social Change and Advocacy:

    • Students should be motivated to think about how they can make a positive impact on their communities and the world. A willingness to advocate for social change, human rights, and environmental sustainability will be crucial for success in the course.

  10. Global Awareness and Cultural Sensitivity:

    • Students should demonstrate an awareness of global issues and an understanding of cultural diversity. This course will address topics that are relevant internationally, and a sensitivity to different cultures, perspectives, and global challenges is necessary.

  11. Parental or Teacher Support (Optional):

    • For students who may need additional guidance or assistance, support from teachers or parents will be beneficial in helping clarify concepts, facilitate discussions, and ensure engagement with the course materials.

These requirements ensure that students are equipped with the necessary tools, mindset, and motivation to engage meaningfully with the Uraia Class VII course, exploring deeper levels of civic participation, global awareness, and social responsibility.

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Description

 

Here’s a suggested description for the "Uraia" (Class VII) course on your Edukea website:

Uraia (Class VII) - Civic Education:

In Class VII, the "Uraia" course provides an advanced exploration of democratic systems, human rights, social justice, and global citizenship. Students will build upon their previous knowledge by delving deeper into complex civic concepts and developing the skills to analyze and engage with global and national issues. This course encourages students to critically examine the role of individuals in shaping society and the impact of their actions on both local and global scales. Key topics covered include:

  • Advanced Democratic Governance and Political Systems: Understanding the structure of government at local, national, and international levels, including the roles of elected officials, the judicial system, and the media. Students will explore how democratic institutions function and how citizens can participate in governance through voting, civic engagement, and activism.

  • Human Rights and Social Justice: An in-depth look at human rights laws, both national and international, and their impact on society. Students will examine key human rights treaties, including the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, and explore how social justice initiatives can address inequalities such as discrimination, gender inequality, and economic disparities.

  • Leadership and Ethical Citizenship: Students will analyze the characteristics of strong, ethical leadership and explore how leadership can be a tool for social change. They will learn how citizens can take on leadership roles in their communities and practice being accountable to the public good.

  • Global Citizenship and Interdependence: Understanding the interconnectedness of global issues such as climate change, peace, poverty, and global migration. Students will explore how countries cooperate to address these challenges and how individuals can contribute to a more equitable and sustainable world.

  • Peacebuilding and Conflict Resolution: Building on their previous conflict resolution skills, students will engage with more complex issues of peacebuilding and negotiation at local, national, and international levels. They will also explore the role of international organizations such as the United Nations in maintaining peace and resolving conflicts.

  • Environmental Responsibility and Sustainability: This course emphasizes the importance of protecting the environment through sustainable practices. Students will learn about global environmental challenges, such as deforestation and climate change, and explore how they can take action to contribute to the preservation of the planet for future generations.

  • Civic Participation and Advocacy: Students will understand the importance of active participation in democratic processes and how to advocate for policies and reforms that promote social justice, human rights, and sustainable development. They will learn about different forms of advocacy, including peaceful protests, lobbying, and media campaigns.

By the end of this course, students will have developed a deeper understanding of their roles as global citizens and be empowered to engage with civic issues at both the local and global levels. They will have the tools and knowledge to actively contribute to building a fairer, more just, and sustainable world.

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