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

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

Uraia Class VI Outcomes

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

  1. Understand Democratic Systems and Governance:

    • Explain the different levels of governance (local, national, and international) and understand the roles of government officials, institutions, and the rule of law.

    • Recognize the importance of democratic principles such as participation, transparency, and accountability in maintaining good governance.

  2. Promote Human Rights and Social Justice:

    • Identify and explain the different categories of human rights, including civil, political, economic, social, and cultural rights.

    • Advocate for the protection of human rights and social justice in their communities and understand the role of the state and citizens in safeguarding these rights.

  3. Develop Leadership Skills and Ethical Decision-Making:

    • Understand the qualities of ethical leadership, including integrity, responsibility, and the ability to make decisions that benefit society.

    • Demonstrate leadership through responsible actions in their school and community, applying ethical decision-making when facing challenges.

  4. Analyze Global Citizenship and International Cooperation:

    • Understand the concept of global citizenship and the importance of cooperation among nations to address global challenges like climate change, poverty, and conflict.

    • Participate in discussions about international issues and reflect on how individual actions can contribute to a global movement for peace, sustainability, and human rights.

  5. Engage in Civic Participation and Advocacy:

    • Actively participate in civic life by learning how to engage in advocacy, express opinions on civic issues, and contribute to decision-making processes.

    • Understand the role of voting, petitions, and other forms of active citizenship in creating a more just and democratic society.

  6. Promote Environmental Sustainability:

    • Recognize the importance of environmental sustainability and the role of citizens in protecting natural resources and promoting sustainable development.

    • Advocate for and practice environmentally responsible behaviors both locally and globally, understanding the connection between environmental issues and human rights.

  7. Understand Conflict Resolution and Social Harmony:

    • Demonstrate advanced conflict resolution skills, such as negotiation, compromise, and mediation, to resolve disputes peacefully.

    • Understand how fostering social harmony and mutual respect contributes to a peaceful, just, and inclusive society.

  8. Practice Critical Thinking and Reflection on Civic Issues:

    • Use critical thinking to analyze complex civic and social issues, such as governance, human rights, and global justice.

    • Reflect on their roles as active citizens and consider how they can contribute to positive change in their communities and the world.

  9. Communicate Effectively on Civic Topics:

    • Express their views clearly and persuasively on civic issues through written and spoken communication.

    • Engage in respectful debates and discussions, presenting reasoned arguments and considering the perspectives of others.

These outcomes ensure that students are prepared to engage thoughtfully and responsibly with civic issues, contribute to positive societal change, and become informed global citizens. The course aims to develop students into leaders who understand the importance of governance, human rights, social justice, and environmental sustainability.

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Requirements

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

Uraia Class VI Requirements

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

  1. Basic Understanding of Civic Concepts:

    • Students should have prior knowledge of basic civic concepts such as community, rights, responsibilities, leadership, and social justice from earlier classes. A solid understanding of these foundational topics will help them grasp more complex ideas introduced in Class VI.

  2. Device with Internet Access:

    • A reliable device (tablet, smartphone, or computer) with internet access is necessary to access video lessons, participate in online discussions, complete assignments, and engage in quizzes or other online resources.

  3. Notebook and Writing Materials:

    • Students should have a notebook or digital document for taking notes, completing assignments, and reflecting on course content. Writing materials such as pens, pencils, and erasers will be needed for note-taking and class activities.

  4. Interest in Civic Engagement and Global Issues:

    • Students should have a genuine interest in learning about governance, human rights, social justice, global citizenship, and environmental responsibility. Curiosity about societal structures and the role of active citizens is essential.

  5. Active Participation and Engagement:

    • Active participation in class discussions, group projects, and online interactions is crucial for success in this course. Students should be ready to engage thoughtfully with their peers and instructors.

  6. Critical Thinking and Reflection:

    • Students should be prepared to engage in critical thinking, especially when exploring complex issues such as governance, human rights, and global citizenship. The ability to reflect on these concepts and consider their relevance in real-life situations is key.

  7. Communication Skills:

    • Effective communication skills are important for sharing ideas and engaging in class discussions, debates, and written assignments. Students should be comfortable expressing their views clearly and respectfully.

  8. Teamwork and Collaboration:

    • The course will involve group activities that encourage students to collaborate with peers. Teamwork is essential for learning about leadership, social justice, and community development.

  9. Global Awareness:

    • Students should have an awareness of global issues, including environmental sustainability, social justice, and human rights. This course will challenge them to think about their role in a global context and how their actions impact the world around them.

  10. Parental or Teacher Support (Optional):

    • For students who may need additional guidance, support from teachers or parents will be beneficial in helping to clarify complex topics and facilitate group discussions or projects.

These requirements ensure that students are well-equipped to engage with the Uraia Class VI course and gain a deeper understanding of the important civic, global, and ethical issues that shape their lives and societies.

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Description

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

Uraia (Class VI) - Civic Education:

In Class VI, the "Uraia" course takes students on an in-depth journey into advanced civic concepts, focusing on the principles of governance, democracy, and human rights. Students will develop a deeper understanding of the role that each individual plays in shaping their society, with a strong emphasis on participation, leadership, and social change. This course covers important topics such as:

  • Advanced Governance and Democracy: Exploring the roles of national and local governments, the systems of law and order, the electoral process, and the significance of a functioning democracy. Students will learn how governance affects their daily lives and the importance of their participation in democratic processes.

  • Rights and Freedoms: Understanding the broader scope of human rights, including civil, political, social, and economic rights. The course will highlight how these rights must be protected and how individuals can advocate for the rights of others in society.

  • Social Justice and Equity: A deeper exploration of social justice, examining the causes of inequality and injustice in society and how citizens can work together to address these issues. Students will look at the importance of fairness, equal opportunities, and the empowerment of marginalized groups.

  • Leadership and Accountability: Delving into the principles of leadership, with a focus on the responsibilities of leaders to serve their communities ethically and transparently. Students will also explore the role of citizens in holding leaders accountable for their actions.

  • Global Citizenship and Responsibility: Understanding that citizens are part of a global community and the importance of engaging in actions that promote peace, sustainability, and mutual respect across borders.

  • Active Civic Participation: Encouraging students to take an active role in shaping their communities, whether through voting, advocating for causes, or taking leadership roles in community-based projects. Students will learn about the importance of voicing their opinions and becoming involved in local and global issues.

This course empowers students to be informed, active citizens who understand their rights, responsibilities, and the importance of contributing to a democratic, just, and peaceful society. Students will be encouraged to think critically, engage with global issues, and become leaders for positive change in their communities.

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