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    This document discusses what it means to be a global citizen and raises questions about global issues and responsibilities. It asks students to consider which global problems receive the most attention, whether they have participated in activities to be a better global citizen, who is responsible for solving various global problems, whether they would pay more for fair trade products and who should determine prices of commodities and necessities. The discussion focuses on analyzing short and long-term global challenges and how individuals and organizations share responsibility in addressing them.

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    This document discusses what it means to be a global citizen and raises questions about global issues and responsibilities. It asks students to consider which global problems receive the most attention, whether they have participated in activities to be a better global citizen, who is responsible for solving various global problems, whether they would pay more for fair trade products and who should determine prices of commodities and necessities. The discussion focuses on analyzing short and long-term global challenges and how individuals and organizations share responsibility in addressing them.

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    This document discusses what it means to be a global citizen and raises questions about global issues and responsibilities. It asks students to consider which global problems receive the most attention, whether they have participated in activities to be a better global citizen, who is responsible for solving various global problems, whether they would pay more for fair trade products and who should determine prices of commodities and necessities. The discussion focuses on analyzing short and long-term global challenges and how individuals and organizations share responsibility in addressing them.

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    What does it

    mean to be a
    global citizen?

    SHIVNEET VIRK
    WARM UP
    DISCUSSION

    • Which of these concerns get the most


    attention: short-term disasters such as
    hurricane relief or long-term
    problems such as world hunger? Why?
    Look at the photo

    • Have you or someone you


    know participated in an activity that
    reflects a desire to become a better
    global citizen?
    Work with a group. For each problem decide who is primarily
    responsible for solving the problem. (There may be more than
    one answer.)
    The Campaign to Humanize
    the Coffee Trade
    • https://wordwall.net/resource/63
    872059
    Would you be willing to pay extra for Fair
    Trade products? Why or why not? How much
    more would you pay (than you do now) for a
    cup of coffee? A chocolate bar? A cotton T-
    shirt?

    Who should determine prices of luxury


    commodities (such as coffee or chocolate)?
    Discuss

    Who should determine the prices of


    necessities (such as vegetables)? What might
    happen if farmers were allowed to charge
    as much as they wanted for their products?

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