P5 Global Perspectives Review

The ............... is illustrated on a spherical surface imitating the curve of the Earth.

• map

• globe

.......................is thinking about a situation or issue as it relates to the whole world

• Local Perspectives

• National Perspectives

• Global Perspectives

• Personal Perspectives

There are six skills to be developed in Cambridge Primary Global Perspectives, including research, analysis, evaluation, communication, collaboration, and .........................

• reading
  

• listening

• comprehension

• reflection

one that affects people in one country

• global issue

• national issue

• personal issue

• local issue

problem that affects people in one particular place

• global issue

• national issue

• personal issue

• local issue

one that affects people all around the world

• global issue

• national issue

• personal issue

• local issue

What type of question is this?
Focus: Issues and actions that directly affect a specific community or area.

Scope: Limited to a particular location, such as a neighborhood, school, or city.

• global question

• national question

• personal question

• local question

What type of question is this?
Focus: Issues and actions that impact the entire country.

Scope: Covers national policies, laws, and practices.

• global question

• national question

• personal question

• local question

What type of question is this?
Focus: Issues and actions that have worldwide significance.

Scope: Involves international cooperation, global trends, and universal challenges.

• global question

• national question

• personal question

• local question

Identify the following question. Is it a local, national, or global question?

How can our local school reduce its waste output?

• global question

• national question

• local question