Term 2- Week 4
Section outline
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Global Studies Learning Intention
We are EXPLORING how well New Zealand has responded to an unexpected event
We are EXPLORING how different governments system has responded in different ways to an unprecedented event
Global Success Criteria
Identifying systems of governments in the world
Identifying worldwide problems
Identifying what responsibilities governments have to prepare for pandemics
observing how may vary the life in a country according to the political systemmaking connections between government system and responses to unexpected emergency situation
categorising impacts in different areas from the response to the pandemicdescribe how political and economic decisions throughout an unexpected event have influenced life in places and regions.
justifying the best response to a pandemic from a variety of real case studies
discussing the veracity of data
Reflecting future economic and environmental strategies
Achievements Objectives
Understand how systems of government in New Zealand operate and affect people’s lives, and how they compare with another system.
Understand how economic decisions impact on people, communities, and nations.
With bustling cities hitting the pause button, the period of home quarantine offers a chance to reflect on the valuable things we have overlooked in the rush of modern life. The epidemic will pass, after all, and the lessons, skills, inspiration we get from the hardships are a legacy that will lead us to a better future. During this context, we will explore first how countries have responded to this pandemic and the differences in the results.
Activities- Google Classroom
EXPLORE / TŪHURA learning intentions:
- We are EXPLORING how well New Zealand has responded to an unexpected event
- We are EXPLORING how different governments system has responded in different ways to an unprecedented event