Grade 6 Global Poverty, Inequality, and International Cooperation Unit – British Columbia

This editable inquiry unit explores global poverty, inequality, rights, systems, and shared responsibility through maps, charts, case studies, and structured discussions.

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This editable inquiry unit explores global poverty, inequality, rights, systems, and shared responsibility through maps, charts, case studies, and structured discussions. Students build toward an evidence-based response plan that respects local leadership and diverse perspectives.

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Students will describe poverty, inequality, rights, and opportunities in student-friendly language.
Students will explain how global issues connect to education, food, water, work, and government systems.
Students will compare the roles of governments, NGOs, international organizations, activists, and communities.
Students will propose a realistic, evidence-based response to a global issue.

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