Grade 11
cultural - social - economic - political
What are the 4 Worlds?
Why is it true? Why is it good or bad? Why is it important?
What are the 3 questions that must be answered in the explanation portion of a SEET?
encouraging - eliciting - restating - clarifying - empathizing - summarizing - reframing
What are the effective listening techniques?
An inevitable aspect of human interaction when 2 or more individuals or groups pursue mutually incompatible goals.
What is the USIP definition for conflict?
1 minute
How long can a MUN opening speech usually be?
bias - individual acts of prejudice - discrimination - bias motivated violence - genocide
What are the steps in the Pyramid of Hate?
Personal and hypothetical cases
What kinds or examples should be avoided in a SEET?
rule of thirds - lighting - point of view - depth of field - framing - leading lines
What are the rules of photo composition?
disagreement - person+problem - specific to general issue - indirect communication - exaggerated reactions - lack of trust - hostility
What are the stages of the conflict spiral?
definition - explanation - prediction - prescription
What are the steps used to analyze a topic?
Ethnic cleansing - war crimes - genocide - crimes against humanity
What are the circumstances in which the UNSC can violate a country's sovereignty?
Anywhere before the tie-back
Where can a counterargument be placed in a SEET?
Story of Self - Story of Us - Story of Now
What are the 3 elements of public narrative?
social categorization - social identification - social comparison
What are the stages of the social identify theory?
one who suffers from the problem - one who causes the problem - one who is an expert on the problem - one who has the power to solve the problem
Who are the different stakeholders?
water - food - transportation - health - economy- education - energy - shelter - war - waste
What are the 10 critical areas of global concern?
TWO
How many explanations and examples are needed in a SEET?
relevance - human interest - conflict and controversy - proximity - timeliness
What are the criteria of newsworthiness?
participating in a common goal requiring cooperation
What is the essence of intergroup contact theory?
fluency - body language - hands - pronunciation - pitch - speed - pauses - volume
What are tips for public speaking?
why you want it and your underlying motivations
What are the interests in negotiations?
First Person - I/we/us/our
What writing position should be avoided in a SEET?
independent - multiple sources - verifiable - authoritative - informed - named
What makes a news article's sources reliable?
when one group's actions, beliefs or characteristics negatively impact the goal attainment or well-being of another group
What causes intergroup threat?
Amy Fields
Who is the queen of diplomacy?