CHV2O Civics and Citizenship, Open
Empowering Responsible and Active Citizenship
The Civics and Citizenship (CHV2O) course is designed for Grade 10 students to understand and embrace the responsibilities of being active participants in a democratic society. Through engaging content and critical inquiry, students will explore civic issues, government mechanisms, and the role of individuals in shaping local, national, and global communities.
What Will Students Learn?
This course equips students with essential knowledge and skills to navigate civic life, with key areas of focus:
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Civic Engagement:
Understand the responsibilities of being an informed and active citizen in a democratic society. -
Political Processes:
Explore the structures of Canadian government, the role of political institutions, and Indigenous governance systems. -
Rights and Freedoms:
Delve into the historical foundations and current implications of the rights and freedoms enjoyed in Canada. -
Digital Literacy:
Learn to critically analyze social media’s influence on public opinion and civic issues. -
Policy and Governance:
Examine how government policies impact individuals, communities, and the economy.
Why Take This Course?
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Understanding Democracy:
Develop an in-depth understanding of civic systems and processes to become an informed voter and advocate. -
Critical Thinking Skills:
Hone the ability to analyze political issues and express well-informed opinions. -
Community Service:
Discover meaningful ways to serve local and global communities through civic engagement. -
21st-Century Competencies:
Gain essential skills in digital literacy, collaborative problem-solving, and leadership.
Course Features
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Interactive Content:
Includes debates, case studies, and real-world scenarios to make learning relatable and engaging. -
Indigenous Perspectives:
Learn about Indigenous governance structures and their role in Canada’s civic landscape. -
Multimedia Resources:
Access videos, infographics, and articles to enrich your understanding of complex topics. -
Skill Development:
Build research, communication, and advocacy skills for civic and academic success.
Course Units
- Understanding Democracy: Principles, structures, and processes.
- Rights and Freedoms: From historical foundations to modern implications.
- Social Media and Civic Engagement: Influence and impact on democratic participation.
- Government and Economy: How policies shape lives and communities.
- Active Citizenship: Exploring ways to serve and lead in the community.
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Join the Civics and Citizenship (CHV2O) course to become a confident and informed member of society, ready to make a meaningful impact in your community and beyond!
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