AS 91281 · 4 credits · External
Addressing conflict
Describe how cultural conflict(s) can be addressed
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This standard asks you to pick a cultural conflict you've studied and explain how it can be addressed. You need to describe what the conflict is about, who's involved and what they believe, and then talk about real efforts (particularly local ones) that have tried to solve it — including what outcomes those efforts might have.
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What you actually do
- ·Identify and clearly describe the cultural conflict you've chosen, including its background and what makes it a conflict of ideas or values rather than just a disagreement between people
- ·Explain who is involved (individuals, groups, or communities) and describe their different points of view, values, and perspectives using social studies language
- ·Describe a local intervention that has been attempted to address the conflict, with specific evidence and examples
- ·Explain at least two possible outcomes that could result from that intervention and how they connect to the conflict
- ·Compare local and global interventions to recommend which approach would work better and explain what outcomes for society you want to see
AAchieved
You clearly describe the conflict, who's involved and why they disagree, explain one local intervention with examples, and identify possible outcomes.
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