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Citizenship Studies What is a GCE in Citizenship studies, what does it involve and what is a citizen?!

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Citizenship Studies

What is a GCE in Citizenship studies, what does it involve and what is a citizen?!

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The course...

• A full AS Level from AQA.• Four lessons a week.• Two units of study:Identity, rights and responsibilities.Democracy, active citizenship and

participation.• Two exams, one needs a portfolio of

work which includes active citizenship.

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Why does Citizenship look good?

UCAS pointsShows you know your rights and

responsibilitiesCaring member of societyPolitically informedGood for personal statementsGood experience of active roles in the

communityEmpowered members of societyHave a lot to contribute

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What makes a good citizen?

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What makes a good citizen?

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What is a citizen anyway?

List your possible answers with a partner:

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Some examples...

• In the United States you must have been a ‘natural born citizen’ to become President or vice-president. Do you think where you were born makes you more of a citizen?

• Is citizenship where we live or is it determined by our actions?

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Active citizenship

• Is taking an active role in the community. Give some examples.

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Citizens or subjects?

• Read the hand out and highlight in two different colours:

• The key arguments stating we are citizens.

• The key arguments stating we are subjects.

• Which do you think we are?• Does it matter?