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What is Sustainable Development?

What is Sustainable Development?

Development that meets current needs without hindering future generations' ability to meet their own needs.

What are the SDGs?

17 global goals aimed at reducing inequality, eradicating poverty, and protecting the environment.

What does Systems Thinking involve?

An approach to problem-solving that examines issues as part of a larger system, considering all contributing factors and potential impacts.

What does The Iceberg Model illustrate?

It shows that visible issues are only the 'tip of the iceberg,' with many underlying issues beneath the surface.

What is The Doughnut Model?

A visual framework showing the need to balance social needs, economic growth, and environmental sustainability.

What is meant by Environmental Ceiling?

Consists of 9 planetary boundaries; crossing these leads to severe environmental degradation.

What comprises the Social Floor?

Composed of 12 boundaries; crossing these results in human deprivation, such as poverty and hunger.

What is the goal of living within ecological and social boundaries?

To maintain ecological and social balance.

What are some examples of Ecological Overshoots?

Climate change, ocean acidification, chemical pollution, nitrogen/phosphorus loading, freshwater withdrawals, land conservation, biodiversity loss, air pollution, ozone layer depletion.

What are the key aspects of Social Boundaries?

Water, food, health, education, income/work, peace/justice, political voice, social equality, gender equality, housing, networks, energy.

What does Social Justice entail?

Fair distribution of resources like jobs, healthcare, and education.

What is Environmental Justice?

Equitable distribution of environmental benefits and burdens, addressing issues like clean air and green spaces.

What are transferable skills?

Skills that are relevant across various jobs, such as communication.

What are hard skills?

Job-specific technical skills, such as coding.

What are soft skills?

Natural abilities, such as conflict resolution.

What are scarce skills?

Skills that are in short supply in the workforce.

What are the Four C’s of essential 21st-century skills?

Critical Thinking, Creativity, Communication, Collaboration.

What is Critical Thinking?

Deep problem analysis and consideration of solutions.

What does Creativity in skill development refer to?

Innovatively addressing challenges.

What is Gender Equality?

Equal rights and opportunities for all genders, supporting societal stability and economic growth.

What does Gender Equity mean?

Tailoring resources to achieve equal outcomes, like workplace policies for working mothers.

What is the significance of challenging stereotypes in gender?

It helps deconstruct myths about femininity and masculinity to foster a more inclusive society.

What traits are associated with Masculinity?

Strength and assertiveness.

What traits are associated with Femininity?

Nurturing and empathy.

How do gender stereotypes affect careers?

They influence participation; shifting traditional roles with female role models in STEM is essential.

What issues do gender stereotypes create in sports?

They affect participation, hence promoting mixed-gender teams and challenging media biases is vital.

What is self-serving bias?

The tendency to credit oneself for positive outcomes.

How can managing disagreements improve communication?

By understanding other perspectives, being aware of triggers, and finding common ground.

What is the Echo Chamber Effect?

The tendency to engage only with like-minded views; broadening perspectives helps avoid this.

What skills are needed for effective cross-cultural communication?

Cultural sensitivity, adaptable communication styles, and willingness to learn.

What are guidelines for Courageous Conversations?

Stay engaged, embrace discomfort, establish ground rules, manage emotions.

What are key entrepreneurial skills?

Networking, self-leadership, communication, time management, and resilience.

What are characteristics of entrepreneurs?

Grit, self-motivation, and visionary thinking.

What is Intrapreneurship?

Acting like an entrepreneur within an organization, focusing on innovation.

What are the pros of freelancing?

Flexibility and autonomy.

What are the cons of freelancing?

Income instability and lack of benefits.

What is a Portfolio Career?

Combining various income sources like part-time jobs, freelance work, and personal ventures.

What is Travelpreneurship?

Running location-independent businesses, such as travel blogging or online coaching.

What does the Business Idea Framework involve?

Defining the product/service and target market.

What does PEST Analysis stand for?

Analyzing Political, Economic, Socio-Cultural, and Technological factors to identify opportunities and threats.