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• Chapter 10
• Globalization

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Schedule

• Images brainstorm
• Case Study Shipbreakers
• Definitions Key Terms
• Fill in the blanks activities

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Success Criteria

• I am able to summarize how globalization impacts
  society (economic, social and environmental
  impacts).
• I can describe the effects of unfair
  exploitation.

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Minds On

• I will show you a series of 12 pictures.
• Using a piece of note paper, brainstorm your
  thoughts on these images.

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World of Stock. (2011). Money flying around the
globe conceptual 3D illustration. Retrieved
March 27, 2011 from http//www.worldofstock.com/s
tock_photos/BCO2113.php
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World of Stock. (2011). Squeezing the earth and
wringing out water. Retrieved March 27, 2011
from http//www.worldofstock.com/stock_photos/MES1
152.php
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Toronto Star, Nov. 2, 2011 E1.
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Bangladesh, Picture of the Day. (2013, April 30).
The Guardian. Retrieved April 1, 2014 from
http//www.theguardian.com/world/picture/2013/apr/
30/bangladesh-factory-photography .
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Globalization. (1996-2014 ). National Geographic.
Retrieved April 1, 2014 from http//education.nati
onalgeographic.com/education/encyclopedia/globaliz
ation/?ar_a1
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Debrief

• During the course of your brainstorm, which words
  did you come up with?
• What are the common themes?
• Large corporations, profit, trade, exploitation,
  income inequality
• You are thinking of GLOBALIZATION!

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Additional questions to help us understand
Globalization

• What did you have for dinner last night?
• Where did it come from?
• Where were your clothes/electronics/family car
  made?
• We have a lot of choices, do we enjoy that as
  consumers?
• Is it a good thing that we have so many choices?
• What is the cost?

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Case Study Shipbreakers

• We will be using Shipbreakers as a case study to
  understand globalization.
• Use the chart on p. 43 to record information.
• Critical analysis questions
• How do North Americans see the people of Alang,
  India?
• Are they seen as having the same rights as us?
• How could Shipbreakers demonstrate that
  globalization is both good and bad?

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Debrief

• What do you feel about the situation in Alang?
• Revisit critical analysis questions.
• In this case, is globalization good/bad or both?
• Make sure that youve filled in your chart.

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Important terms activity

• Look at your Globalization Practice Sheet
• Underline common key words.
• Do you see a pattern in the definition?
• (You dont need to memorize these definitions.)

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Other Important Terms

• Integrate come together
• Network a group/system of interconnected people
  or things.
• Amalgamated joined together
• Inter-linkages to link together or join with
  one another
• Transcend cross
• Capital money
• How do these definitions relate back to the
  images?

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Activity (5 mins)

• Globalization can be both helpful and hurtful.
• Together with your elbow partner, look at the
  examples on the bottom of p. 39.
• Decide if each example is a good or bad
  illustration of globalization.
• Also write how the example is related to
  globalization.

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Can you think of a company that is an example of
globalization?

• Companies that work in multiple countries
  (multinationals) control our food system.
• How is Monsanto involved in involved in
  globalization?

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Debrief

• Do you think theres a bias in this chapter of
  the text?
• Globalization is not necessarily good or bad.
• Its effects can be good or bad, or the way its
  done can have good or bad consequences.
• The problem is the benefits of globalization
  arent necessarily distributed equally.

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Homework

• Work on your CCA Prospoal part 2 - due tomorrow