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• Citizenship of the EU • Main facts about the EU • Main facts about the EU citizenship • Initiatives and programmes focused on the citizens education in the EU • Citizens education in the schools • Citizens education in the UK • Citizens education in France • Citizens education in Germany

1. constitution and citizenship 2. civic education and constitutional education 3. the constitution and the basic literacy education of citizens 4. the cultivation of qualified citizens in China from the perspective of constitutional education Content

• About the United States of America • Citizenship of the US • Citizenship education in the US • Historical background • Citizenship education in schools • Citizenship education in higher education

1. First listen to and then talk about lifelong education 2. Read about why and how people pursue continuing education 3. Write about various ways of learning 4. Practice reading skills: contextual meaning 5. Practice translating skills: splitting 6. Learn and practice paragraph development by example 7. Learn to write an online program introduction 8. Visit Culture Salon about the concepts and practice of lifelong education

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