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NotesESS HLTopic 1.1Where values show
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Where values show (ESS HL)

IB Environmental Systems and Societies • Unit 1

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Where values show at Higher Level: At HL, test every claim against the actions behind it, and ask who has the power to act on their values.

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  • Check words against deeds.
  • Ask whose values win, and why.

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People reveal their values in what they say and do: Ana speaks up for the bay at every council meeting. Organisations reveal theirs through their choices.

Adverts

  • The brochure shows an empty, untouched beach.

The media

  • A TV report is titled Jobs for Coral Bay.

Policies and actions

  • The council cuts the tax on new hotels.

What the company says

  • An eco-resort in harmony with nature.

What the company does

  • Clears 40 hectares of mangrove.
When values collide: Luca and Ana cannot both get what they want from one plan. That pull is a tension. Organisations clash too: the fishing co-operative against the hotel company.

Where words and deeds point different ways, believe the deeds.

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How this comes up: You are given a plan or an issue and asked how two groups might see it.
IB-style questionOutline[4 marks]

Outline how two different groups might see a plan to build a dam upstream of a farming town.

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The trap: A stand with no reason is half a point. Farmers support it is half; add because it gives them water in dry years.

And give each group two points: four about one group cannot all count.

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two ways in which the public can see a company's values. [2 marks]

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1.1.1Perspectives
1.1.2What shapes a perspective
1.1.3Values
1.1.5Values surveys
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