Citizenship in Action Vote
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Objective
I can evaluate classmates based on citizenship qualities and vote accordingly.
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Warm-up video
BBC Learning English · 6:14Vetted channel
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Key concepts
3 concepts
- 1
A good citizen is someone who doesn't break the law and is generally kind to other people.
- 2
The 'law of the land' is a term for the set of rules and laws that exists in a country.
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An 'erosion of trust' happens when people gradually lose confidence in political and economic institutions.
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Practice
3 questions
According to the video, what is one characteristic of a good citizen?
The video discusses the MyPolis project. What is the main goal of this project?
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Exit ticket
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“Think about your classmates. Write the name of one classmate who you think is a good citizen and explain why, using examples of their behavior in class.”
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