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Community service Flashcards

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What are a big part of being a responsible citizen?

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Volunteering and giving back to the community

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What does the act of volunteering give you?

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Gives you purpose and a deep sense of a film and

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Who does being involved in community service benefit?

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The society as well as yourself

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What skills does community service give you?

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Problem-solving, communication, time management, leadership and teamwork

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List the inspiring examples

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  1. And inspiring vision
  2. Take action to make vision reality
  3. Willing to actively tackle social and environmental challenges
  4. Work with like-minded people – achieve common objective
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Why has virtual volunteering become more popular?

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You’re part of a global community.

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Why is virtual volunteering move valuable?

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G2 pandemics

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Who believes that virtual volunteering is more valuable?

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People, NGOs and local businesses

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What will a future employer expect from you?

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Do you have engage in a meaningful and sustainable community development

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What should you consider for your future employment interview?

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  1. What skills you have developed
  2. How the project addressed a specific community or environmental needs
  3. How the project was sustainable and the impact
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What is a global citizen?

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Identifies with being part of an emerging world community and actions contribute to putting the community is values and practices

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What does an active citizen understand?

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The wider world and their place

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What do you global citizens get involved with?

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Involved in initiatives with their individual communities and take steps to ensure global issues are addressed

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What do you global citizens work towards?

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Making our world a more peaceful, fair and sustainable place

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How do you become a global citizen?

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  1. Show compassion – active engagement
  2. Lives purposefully with clear values and goals
  3. Keep well informed of current events
  4. Establish own viewpoints and role as an agent of change
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What is the United Nations?

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Intergovernmental organisation of international cooperation

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What are the two key aims of the United Nations?

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  1. Protect human rights
  2. Promote sustainable development
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When was the universal declaration of human rights join up?

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After the Second World War

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What is the universal declaration of human rights?

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A document that outlines our rights and freedoms

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Who are responsible for ensuring that human rights violations do not take place?

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The government and the citizens

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What are we entitled to as citizens of South Africa?

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Enjoy specific rights

22
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What do you write to come with?

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Civic duty

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What is civic duty?

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Responsibilities that we are not legally required to fulfil that are crucial to living in a peaceful, democratic and successful society

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What is being an active citizen mean?

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We are involved in our communities and play active roles in the democracy of our country

25
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What does South Africa have one of the most progressive?

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One of the most to progressive Constitution is in the world

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How is active citizenship achieve?

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  1. Gives a voice to everyone
  2. Create accountability
  3. Create a community
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How does being an active citizen give a voice to everyone?

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It allows you the opportunity to express your views and insures the human rights upheld

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What does giving a voice for everyone provide?

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A platform for public debate about political and social issues

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How does active citizenship create accountability?

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It insures that the elected officials are how to accountable for their actions

30
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What will inform citizens do you?

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Question actions and insure elected officials uphold their promises

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How does active citizenship create a community?

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It encourages citizens to get to know their neighbours and work together

32
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What is youth apathy?

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A lack of interest or concern about important things

33
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What does the sustainable development goals commit?

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Reducing the proportion of youse not in employment, education or training

34
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What will happen if they use are engaged and active?

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They will make a positive difference, shaping political discourse and electoral outcomes

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What is social media provide?

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And accessible platform for used to post their opinions and raise awareness

36
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What are social media enabled?

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Slacktivism

37
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What is slacktivism?

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People support a cause by taking action online which involves limited time or effort

38
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What is having knowledge?

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You understand you’re human rights and can stand when you are violated

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What is information?

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Informed about unconstitutional behaviour by elective officials – hold accountable

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What is values?

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Understand vision and values of community – drive towards common goals

41
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What is resources to participate in your community?

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Enhances your ability to address social and environmental challenges

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What is action?

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Allows you to express your opinions, take action in five for communities rights

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What is follow-up?

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Continues your support once the protest is over.things change follow-up

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What are the resources to become an active and responsible citizen?

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  1. Information about social and environmental challenges
  2. Access to other peoples informed opinions
  3. Platform and opportunities to express own opinions
45
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What happens to schools and used to have limited access to resources?

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Youse have less of an opportunity to form an express their own political and social opinions.

46
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What is the civic gap?

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Limited access to resources to participate as an active citizen

47
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What is sustainable development?

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Development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of the future generations to meet their own needs

48
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How can we be sustainable?

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The economy environment and society must work together to create an inclusive future

49
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What must be eradicated during sustainability?

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Poverty and inequality well ensuring that the global ecosystems are preserved

50
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What is the sustainable development goals?

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List of global goals aimed at creating a more equal world through the eradication of poverty and the protection of the environment

51
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What does the sustainable development goals in courage?

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Social responsibility and reminds us of power that we have in order to make a difference

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