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What is Sustainable Development?

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

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What are the SDGs?

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

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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.

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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.

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What is The Doughnut Model?

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

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What is meant by Environmental Ceiling?

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

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What comprises the Social Floor?

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

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

To maintain ecological and social balance.

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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.

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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.

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What does Social Justice entail?

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

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What is Environmental Justice?

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

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What are transferable skills?

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

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What are hard skills?

Job-specific technical skills, such as coding.

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What are soft skills?

Natural abilities, such as conflict resolution.

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What are scarce skills?

Skills that are in short supply in the workforce.

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

Critical Thinking, Creativity, Communication, Collaboration.

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What is Critical Thinking?

Deep problem analysis and consideration of solutions.

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What does Creativity in skill development refer to?

Innovatively addressing challenges.

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What is Gender Equality?

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

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What does Gender Equity mean?

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

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What is the significance of challenging stereotypes in gender?

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

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What traits are associated with Masculinity?

Strength and assertiveness.

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What traits are associated with Femininity?

Nurturing and empathy.

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How do gender stereotypes affect careers?

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

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What issues do gender stereotypes create in sports?

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

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What is self-serving bias?

The tendency to credit oneself for positive outcomes.

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How can managing disagreements improve communication?

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

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What is the Echo Chamber Effect?

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

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What skills are needed for effective cross-cultural communication?

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

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What are guidelines for Courageous Conversations?

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

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What are key entrepreneurial skills?

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

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What are characteristics of entrepreneurs?

Grit, self-motivation, and visionary thinking.

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What is Intrapreneurship?

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

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What are the pros of freelancing?

Flexibility and autonomy.

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What are the cons of freelancing?

Income instability and lack of benefits.

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What is a Portfolio Career?

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

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What is Travelpreneurship?

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

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What does the Business Idea Framework involve?

Defining the product/service and target market.

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What does PEST Analysis stand for?

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