citizenship
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3.1
- noun
- /ˈsɪtɪzənˌʃɪp/
:
civismo
- Good citizenship involves participating in community service and respecting the rights of others.
- citizenship education
- good citizenship
- active citizenship
It's not just training for citizenship or for virtue.
- It's not just training for citizenship or for virtue.
- And then we turn into we turn to citizenship in the present and how it's failing.
- I would say global learning and education is about global citizenship and that young people know what is at stake.
- Then you start getting into what they call citizenship, how you, how you operate in the, in the society that you're in.
- Democracy, citizenship, how you should measure your land, what you should do if you're arrested, what you should do if you if you, if your animal is sick.
- As such, art can and has played a vital role in the construction of citizenship, justice, democracy.
- And so, you know, to, to, to remain in that conversation helps us live better, helps us all keep an eye on citizenship.
- Race and violence in America as well as participatory citizenship.
Examples
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Controversial issues are and should be at the center of democratic citizenship education.
Academic text (1999) -
I would say global learning and education is about global citizenship and that young people know what is at stake.
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If so, should that citizenship be limited or fully free?
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I heard people talk about the a lack of training in terms of citizenship education.
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Some could say that greater digital citizenship education for students is the key.
Academic text (2011) -
We are concerned that these children may not acquire the essential skills for good citizenship and for their learning.
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I believe there's such a thing in this world as good citizenship.
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The teacher or administrator seriously dedicated to citizenship education confronts a difficult situation.
Academic text (1990) -
BrainPOP is a one-stop shop when it comes to teaching students about digital citizenship.
Academic text (2011) -
Another obstacle to democratic citizenship education is the continuous squabbling among Albanian politicians.
Academic text (1999)
Synonyms
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4.3
Things citizens must do, like obey laws and vote, to help their community and country
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4.9
A feeling of pride and responsibility for your town that makes you help improve it
Compounds
How Responsible
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word citizenship also grew to mean the behaviour expected of members of a community, from the same root civ-, meaning 'city' or 'community' and seen in civil. That's why 'good citizenship' means acting responsibly and politely as part of your local community.