level three public services citizenship all tasks

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• Definition of citizen and citizenship, • Public service view of citizenship. • Legal view of citizenship. • Qualities of good citizens such as dedication and responsibility. • Attitudes to other people. • Participation in community activities; awareness of needs of others.

• Definition of diversity as used in general terms and by public services and local communities. • Data (bar charts, graphs, statistics) showing composition of the local community within the borough/local authority area (ethnicity, religion, gender, age, disability).`

Diversity/Poster 2b: • Data ( bar charts, graphs, statistics) showing composition of the national community (ethnicity, religion, gender, age, disability).

Terminology/Poster 3: Meaning and examples of different words used: • Racism. • Institutionalised racism. • Sexism. • Homophobia. • Direct discrimination. • Indirect discrimination.

Concepts/Poster 4: • Integration. • Tolerance and multiculturalism. • The rights and responsibilities of individuals in society as citizens. • Equal opportunities and positive action to find solutions for greater social inclusion and representation without changing standards in favour of r...

Concepts/Poster 4: • Integration. • Tolerance and multiculturalism. • The rights and responsibilities of individuals in society as citizens. • Equal opportunities and positive action to find solutions for greater social inclusion and representation without changing standards in favour of r...

Benefits of a ‘good citizen’/Poster 5: • Volunteers working in Public Services. • Volunteers in the community. • How good citizens add value and support society. • How good citizens protect the environment. • How good citizens challenge injustice and make a positive difference to affe...

Benefits of a ‘good citizen’/Poster 5: • Volunteers working in Public Services. • Volunteers in the community. • How good citizens add value and support society. • How good citizens protect the environment. • How good citizens challenge injustice and make a positive difference to affe...

Additionally for merit criteria you will be analysing the importance to Public Services of good citizens respecting equality and supporting them by respecting the key concepts associated with diversity.

Finally you will be evaluating the role of good citizens in supporting Public Services in dealing with issues.

In a speech you will need to discuss legal and humanitarian rights. You will be describing (P4) the legal and human rights that protect citizens in the UK and analysing (M2) the effectiveness of legal and humanitarian measures to protect citizens in the UK. In the speech you must include descript...