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    NSTP1 - Formative Assessment 3

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    1) A citizen is defined as someone who lives in a country, but global citizenship means seeing people around the world as neighbors and connecting to solve shared problems collectively. 2) Globalization has led to the rise of global citizenship as ideals and cultures influence each other internationally, and if we want global development, globalization will follow in introducing foreign concepts between communities to address similar issues. 3) We are not abandoning our national citizenship by becoming global citizens, as it means we concern ourselves with problems affecting communities worldwide as a collective, not just one country, while still being patriotic for our own nation.

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    1) A citizen is defined as someone who lives in a country, but global citizenship means seeing people around the world as neighbors and connecting to solve shared problems collectively. 2) Globalization has led to the rise of global citizenship as ideals and cultures influence each other internationally, and if we want global development, globalization will follow in introducing foreign concepts between communities to address similar issues. 3) We are not abandoning our national citizenship by becoming global citizens, as it means we concern ourselves with problems affecting communities worldwide as a collective, not just one country, while still being patriotic for our own nation.

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    1) A citizen is defined as someone who lives in a country, but global citizenship means seeing people around the world as neighbors and connecting to solve shared problems collectively. 2) Globalization has led to the rise of global citizenship as ideals and cultures influence each other internationally, and if we want global development, globalization will follow in introducing foreign concepts between communities to address similar issues. 3) We are not abandoning our national citizenship by becoming global citizens, as it means we concern ourselves with problems affecting communities worldwide as a collective, not just one country, while still being patriotic for our own nation.

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    NSTP1 - Formative Assessment 3

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    1) A citizen is defined as someone who lives in a country, but global citizenship means seeing people around the world as neighbors and connecting to solve shared problems collectively. 2) Globalization has led to the rise of global citizenship as ideals and cultures influence each other internationally, and if we want global development, globalization will follow in introducing foreign concepts between communities to address similar issues. 3) We are not abandoning our national citizenship by becoming global citizens, as it means we concern ourselves with problems affecting communities worldwide as a collective, not just one country, while still being patriotic for our own nation.

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    Tan, Juls Curt

    Section 2
    NSTP 1
    Formative Assessment #3
    09273376457
    A.1.3.

    Making your participation more impactful: global citizenship and social mobilization
    (Option 2)

    CRITICAL QUESTIONS

    1. How do you define citizenship?


    a. A citizen is a person who lives in a country, I am a Filipino citizen because I live
    in the Philippines. That’s what citizenship means, in the most literal sense. But after
    watching Hugh Evans’ TEDTalk, the word can mean so much more. Being a citizen
    is a simple concept, but being a global citizen means that we connect to other people
    around the globe as if they’re our neighbors. Their problems are our problems and
    vice versa. In order for change to happen, we must collectively put our efforts
    towards the problems that we need to solve.
    2. What does globalization have to do with the rise of the global citizenship concept?
    a. Globalization is the inevitable end whenever you grow a brand, a product, or even
    a concept. Ideals, beliefs, and culture will influence other international cultures and
    thus bringing globalization. Globalization goes hand-in-hand with the global
    citizenship concept because; if we want to bring global development, globalization
    is bound to follow suit in the form of introducing foreign concepts to communities.
    These concepts might not help said communities even if they have similar
    problems, as the causes of said problems might be different. Even so, it wouldn’t
    hurt to test out these concepts.
    3. Are we abandoning our national citizenship when we become global citizens? Why or why
    not?
    a. No, we are not abandoning our national citizenship. Being a global citizen means
    that we, as a collective, concern ourselves with problems that not only affects our
    communities, but also affect foreign ones. Its about tackling problems as a
    worldwide community, and not just one country taking care of its own problems.
    Patriotism for our own nation is also affected as we try to solve our nation’s
    concerns, it just so happens that we want other countries to get swept by the
    solutions that we create.

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