What is nationalism and how does it
affect us? Social Studies 20-1 students
look at the origins and effects of nationalism
and weigh its benefits and limitations.
They examine issues related to nationalism
and consider impacts on individuals,
international relations and citizenship.
What is nationalism and how does it
affect me? In Social Studies 20-2,
students examine the origins and effects
of nationalism from various perspectives,
developing an understanding of the impact
of nationalism on individuals, international
relations and citizenship in Canada.
What is nationalism and how does it
affect us? In Knowledge and Employability
Social Studies 20-4, students explore
the development of nationalism as well
as its effects, considering various perspectives
on the idea of nation in Canada. They
develop an understanding of the impact
of nationalism on individuals, international
relations and citizenship. Students who
have experienced challenges or difficulty
with their skills will be provided with
additional strategies for success in
the Knowledge and Employability -4 course
sequence.
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What is globalization and how does it affect us? Social Studies 10-1 students explore the changing meaning of identity and citizenship in a globalizing world, while also understanding the impacts of globalization, both positive and negative, on people worldwide.