Fundamental terms and skills for the Cambridge Global Perspectives & Research syllabus, focusing on basic definitions, argument analysis, and research literacy.
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Global Issue
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A matter of worldwide significance that affects a large number of people across different countries and cultures. Examples include climate change, migration, or economic inequality.
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Perspective
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A specific point of view or way of looking at a situation, often influenced by an individual's background, culture, or ideology. It shapes how they interpret global issues.
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Argument
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A set of reasons given with the aim of persuading others that an action or idea is right or wrong. It usually consists of a claim supported by evidence and reasoning.
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Independent Thinking
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The ability to think critically and autonomously, without solely relying on the opinions of others. It is a core aim of the course to develop this skill.
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Evidence
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Facts, statistics, or data used to support a claim or conclusion. In research, evidence must be evaluated for reliability and relevance before being used.
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