CE 2.4 Stakeholders Positions Vocabulary

What does it mean to articulate?

• To express or communicate thoughts or ideas clearly and coherently.

• To have a conviction or acceptance that something is true or exists.

• To worry or have an interest about something important.

• To recognize or differentiate between two or more things.

What is a belief?

• To express or communicate thoughts or ideas clearly and coherently.

• To have a conviction or acceptance that something is true or exists.

• To worry or have an interest about something important.

• To recognize or differentiate between two or more things.

What does it mean to articulate coherently?

• To express or communicate thoughts or ideas clearly and coherently.

• To have a conviction or acceptance that something is true or exists.

• To worry or have an interest about something important.

• To recognize or differentiate between two or more things.

What is a concern?

• To express or communicate thoughts or ideas clearly and coherently.

• To have a conviction or acceptance that something is true or exists.

• To worry or have an interest about something important.

• To recognize or differentiate between two or more things.

What are current events?

• To express or communicate thoughts or ideas clearly and coherently.

• To have a conviction or acceptance that something is true or exists.

• To worry or have an interest about something important.

• Recent and ongoing occurrences or happenings in the world.

What does it mean to distinguish?

• To express or communicate thoughts or ideas clearly and coherently.

• To have a conviction or acceptance that something is true or exists.

• To recognize or differentiate between two or more things.

• To worry or have an interest about something important.

What is evidence?

• To express or communicate thoughts or ideas clearly and coherently.

• Facts, information, or data that support or prove a claim or statement.

• To worry or have an interest about something important.

• To recognize or differentiate between two or more things.

What does it mean to identify?

• To express or communicate thoughts or ideas clearly and coherently.

• To have a conviction or acceptance that something is true or exists.

• To recognize or differentiate between two or more things.

• To worry or have an interest about something important.

What is an issue?

• To express or communicate thoughts or ideas clearly and coherently.

• To have a conviction or acceptance that something is true or exists.

• To worry or have an interest about something important.

• A topic or problem that is under discussion or debate.

What are occurrences?

• To express or communicate thoughts or ideas clearly and coherently.

• To have a conviction or acceptance that something is true or exists.

• To worry or have an interest about something important.

• Events or happenings that take place.