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3. What is the significant of this subject, Why does it have to be part of the
curriculum? Explain your answer.
- The significance of the Contemporary World was to know about the
importance and the purpose of globalization. Also to have a knowledge about
the globalization and the how it works. In addition, we know particularly our
contemporary world is under on a globalization that cause a global
competitiveness where they are many countries develop technologies to help
their economy and have in a political uses. Aside from that the contemporary
world did not only tackle the globalization, it also topic the migration and
citizenship around the globe and that includes the religion and media also the
issues around us It also.develop into informed citizens and lifelong news
readers. Studying current events helps students understand the importance of
people, events, and issues in the news; it stimulates students to explore and
learn more about the news, and to pay attention to the news they see and hear
outside of school.
The contemporary world subject should have to be a part of the
curriculum because of the knowledge and awareness of the globe issues such
as the economy, business, politics and society that was part of the
globalization. The other reason was the contemporary world mainly deals with
issues and problems related to the environment and the people around it,
wealth, power, different types of conflicts, and tensions. Also it become a part
of curriculum because it helps us to understand and learn things about in our
modern or contemporary world. The aim of the Contemporary World program
is to help adult learners become interested in contemporary world problems
and issues that all societies face, develop competencies and construct
knowledge. concerns. They compare their own point of view with that of others,
thus increasing their critical judgment. Moreover, contemporary curriculum is
best defined as the implementation of learning activities that are
learner-centric and are drawn upon the learners' experiences, inside as well as
outside the classroom.