π·οΈ Society Overview
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Community
Community
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Freedom
Freedom
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Equality
Equality
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Environment
Environment
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Innovation
Innovation
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Tradition
Tradition
ποΈ Government System
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Monarchy
Monarchy
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Democracy
Democracy
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Council
Council
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Mixed
Mixed
π° Economic System
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Market
Market
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Command
Command
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Mixed
Mixed
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Traditional
Traditional
βοΈ Rights Charter
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Healthcare
Healthcare
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Education
Education
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Housing
Housing
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Free Speech
Free Speech
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Privacy
Privacy
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Fair Trial
Fair Trial
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Voting
Voting
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Clean Environment
Clean Environment
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Fully Public
Fully Public
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Mixed
Mixed
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Mostly Private
Mostly Private
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πΏ MΔtauranga MΔori Lens
Te ao MΔori provides powerful frameworks for society design: whakapapa (relational thinking), kaitiakitanga (guardianship of collective wellbeing), tikanga (protocols that sustain community), and manaakitanga (caring for all members). These are not abstract β they are design principles that many students and whΔnau live by. Centre them as equally valid alongside Western governance models.
Curriculum alignment
- Understand: Systems shape how people and groups organise themselves: Rights, responsibilities, power, fairness.
- Do: Explore perspectives, use evidence to form conclusions, and share ideas.
- Social Sciences: Understand how people participate individually and collectively in response to community challenges.