Personal and social capability 

Students extend and apply their personal and social capability by, for example:

• developing a personal political identity and position in relation to political and moral issues by learning about themselves and others
• developing and applying personal, interpersonal, and social skills through collaborative teamwork
• managing, appreciating, and respecting various perspectives and the autonomous thinking of others when contributing to civil society
• analysing the underpinning social structures in Australian and global political environments while considering issues related to social inclusion
• recognising their own emotions and developing empathy for others when considering the impact of political discourse on members of the community
• developing reflective practice, personal responsibility, and self‑discipline as they make informed and responsible decisions and transform these into actions
• appreciating diverse perspectives, and becoming sufficiently empowered to advocate and contribute to solutions to local and global issues.