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Scotland: curriculum relevance
Updated 05 December 2001, 12.23
Knowledge and understanding
themselves, cultures societies the natural and made worlds
complex interdependencies that make up the world
structures and processes of democratic societies
legal and human rights and responsibilities of citizens
barriers to opportunity arising from prejudice and discrimination
economic aspects of individual and societal needs, how these relate to issues of environmental and social sustainability
changing nature of economic activity
the potential of developments in science and technology
the role of the arts in individual and community life
the role of the media in shaping public and individual opinion
how groups, individuals and voluntary groups can influence society
how Scottish society has evolved in the wider context
the diversity of identities within Scotland and worldwide
the sources of disagreement and conflict, conflict resolution
Core skills
communication skills
numerical confidence, ability to examine statistics
ICT skills, for example using ICT to analyse situations, events
teamworking, the ability to work well in team efforts
problem-solving skills
Other generic skills
the capacity to work autonomously
decision-making skills
creative skills (related to problem-solving and other core skills)
the ability to empathise with the experience of others
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