Some people think that secondary school children should study international news as one of the school subjects.Other people think that it is a waste of valuable school time. What do you think? Give reasons and examples

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Topic Vocabulary:
  • global perspectives
  • cultural understanding
  • interconnected world
  • critical thinking skills
  • discern biases
  • global citizenship
  • curriculum
  • academic development
  • sensitive content
  • news cycles
  • structured curriculum
  • positive developments
  • fostering hope
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