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Froggy Jumps Global perspectivesOnline version Perspectives, topic and issue by Guadalupe 1 What is a topic? a A very specific problem that needs a solution b A broad area of study that includes many ideas c A personal opinion about something 2 What is an issue? a A specific problem inside a larger topic b A general theme with many subtopics c A global perspective 3 What is a personal perspective? a How the issue affects the whole world b How the issue affects your country c How the issue affects you as an individual 4 Which example shows a local perspective? a How plastic pollution affects your city’s rivers b How plastic travels across oceans c How your country makes laws about plastic 5 Which example shows a national perspective? a How you feel about your favorite sport b How your country funds national sports leagues c How athletes compete worldwide 6 Which example shows a global perspective? a How international sports create unity around the world b The rules of your city’s sports tournament c Why you like a particular sport 7 Why do we use multiple perspectives? a Because one perspective is always wrong b Because global perspectives are the only useful ones c Because using different perspectives gives a more complete understanding

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Global perspectivesOnline version

Perspectives, topic and issue

by Guadalupe

What is a topic?

A very specific problem that needs a solution

A broad area of study that includes many ideas

A personal opinion about something

What is an issue?

A specific problem inside a larger topic

A general theme with many subtopics

A global perspective

What is a personal perspective?

How the issue affects the whole world

How the issue affects your country

How the issue affects you as an individual

Which example shows a local perspective?

How plastic pollution affects your city’s rivers

How plastic travels across oceans

How your country makes laws about plastic

Which example shows a national perspective?

How you feel about your favorite sport

How your country funds national sports leagues

How athletes compete worldwide

Which example shows a global perspective?

How international sports create unity around the world

The rules of your city’s sports tournament

Why you like a particular sport

Why do we use multiple perspectives?

Because one perspective is always wrong

Because global perspectives are the only useful ones

Because using different perspectives gives a more complete understanding

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Global perspectives

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What is a topic?

What is an issue?

What is a personal perspective?

Which example shows a local perspective?

Which example shows a national perspective?

Which example shows a global perspective?

Why do we use multiple perspectives?

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