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                                              SO32202  GLOBAL PERSPECTIVES

               Supplementary Subject                                          Learning Area of Social Studies
                Level M.5  Semester 2                                                          40 periods : 1 credit

                      The learning area of this course is aimed at innovating and stimulating skills-based programme that
               can be used to explore current issues and develop vital skills. Being able to communicate effectively is
               perhaps the most important of all life skills. It is what enables students to pass information to others, and
               to understand what is said. Students will learn how to differentiate the listening to hearing, give reaction to
               a speech and give their understanding, showing videos that will test their hearing and students will sumarise
               the video base on their understanding. Then Students will select a topic to be presented, question and
               answer for a random issue, focus on building confidence in speaking to the crowd, students will have an
               opportunity to deal with a big crowd. Provide the students an opportunity to explore its ability in the four
               pillars of communication. Moreover, the students can develop their open-mindedness and learn to consider
               issues  from  other  perspective,  express  their  own  opinions  on  issues  of  global  importance,  gain  an
               independent world-view and become global thinker and raise awareness and take action on issues to
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               develop their thinking skills towards the 21  century.

                      The teaching procedures introduced in this course focus on acquiring and developing skills rather
               than on subject knowledge. Students will focus more on identifying problems and there four keys areas for
               improvement that they need to develop which are learn to listen, studying and understanding, non-verbal
               communication, emotional awareness and management and questioning skills. Reading, listening, writing
               and speaking are the pillars of communication skills which students need to comply with the topic of Family
               and Tradition, Sport and Health, Technology and Leisure, Education and Employment, Environment and
               Animals, and Justice and Conflict. These topics can include wide range of issues, and student will be able
               to explore each topic in a way that suits their own areas of interest.

                      The  course  also  enables  students  to  instill  the  desirable  characteristics,  including  Emotional
               Intelligence, Cohesion and Clarity, Friendliness, Confidence, Empathy, Respect, Listening, Open-Mindedness,
               Tone of Voice, Asking Good Questions. Also to be successful in the world that they live in, seeing and
               understanding how the world works and how we are all interconnected through trade, media, the internet,
               travel and politics. Broadening their sense of normal, their idea of how to interact with others, seeing a
               company operate in different regions of the world. All of these things are hugely beneficial to being
               employable in the 21st century, and being healthy and well-balanced.

               Learning Outcomes
                   1.  Students are able to understand the importance of communication skills.
                   2.    Students are able to identify the main points, gist and detail from written and spoken texts.
                   3.  Students are able to identify information from different types of written and spoken texts
                   4.  Students are able to produce written summaries, paragraphs, and conclusions.
                   5.  Students are able to speak confidently for different purposes.
                   6.  Students are able to employ skimming and scanning skills to locate the information required.
                   7.  Students are able to use different strategies of reading.
                   8.  Students are able to speak in a big crowd.
                   9.  Students are able to create article out of the topic.



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