Download to read offline
More Related Content
Similar to GLOBALIZATION ON CITIZENSHIP, CULTURE & RELIGION.pptx
GLOBALIZATION ON CITIZENSHIP, CULTURE & RELIGION.pptx
- 1. GLOBALIZATION ON CITIZENSHIP, CULTURE& RELIGION by: Elsie Joy Licarte-Misoles, LPT
- 2. Learning Outcomes: At theend of this lesson, the student is expected to: explain the relationship of culture and global media; analyze how various media drive various forms of global integration and globalization; elucidate the connection between religion and globalization; and explicate the role of religion in promoting world peace
- 3.
- 4. The media havea very important impact on cultural globalization in two mutually interdependent ways: *Firstly, the media provide an extensive transnational transmission of cultural products and *secondly, they contribute to the formation of communicative networks and social structures.
- 5. •By definition, Globalmedia is “the mass communication on a global level, allowing people across the world to share and access the same information.”
- 6. •It is indeedthat technologies made people’s lives easier all over the globe.
- 7. •Additionally, global mediacultures create a continuous cultural exchange, in which crucial aspects such as identity, nationality, religion, behavioral norms and way of life are continuously questioned and challenged.
- 8. • Also, globalmedia supports the creation of new communities. For example, the internet, it does not only facilitate communication across the globe but also supports the formation of new social communities in which members can interact with one another.
- 9. •Further, the satelliteTV and radio allow immigrants to be in close contact with their homeland’s language and culture while they gradually accommodate to a new cultural environment.
- 10. •In other words,media cultures take part in the process of globalization, including how they challenge existing cultures and create new and alternative symbolic and cultural communities.
- 11. VARIOUS FORMS OFGLOBAL INTEGRATION
- 12. • Global integrationis the degree to which the company is able to use the same products and methods in other countries. Also, it is not a new phenomenon in today’s contemporary world. Trade took place between distant civilizations even in ancient times.
- 13. • This globalizationprocess in the economic domain has not always proceeded smoothly as it only benefited to whom it was offered. But, despite occasional interruptions, the degree of economics integration among different societies around the world has generally been rising in the past half century.
- 14. •This scenario madepossible some distant places and countries to progress because of the economic integration with the other countries they have applied.
- 15. Factors affecting EconomicGlobalization:
- 16. Improvements in transportationand communication technology have reduced the cost of transporting goods, services and factors of production;
- 17. •Taste of individualand society have generally favored taking advantage of the opportunities provided by declining costs of transportation and communication through economic integration; and
- 18. •The pace ofeconomic integration has been significantly influenced by public policies.
- 19. •Thus, technology, tastesand public policy have important influence on the pattern and pace of economies in its various dimensions.
- 20.
- 21. Answer this question: Howdoes global media and culture open a way for globalization? In your explanation, cite example of global media which of great help in globalization and progress to a specific country.
- 22.
- 23. What is therelation of religion to globalization?
- 24. First, it isthe way on which globalization flattens out cultural differences and second, it erodes local customs and beliefs. At the same time, there is the way in which religion serves as the source of globalization’s greatest resistance and as haven for those standing in opposition to its global yet often subtle power.
- 25. • On theother hand, from religious or theological perspectives, globalization calls forth religious response and interpretation. Yet religion and religions have also played important roles in bringing about and characterizing globalization. Further, among the consequences of this implication, religion have seen that globalization encourages religious pluralism.
- 26. • Also, religionsidentify themselves in relation to one another and they become less rooted in particular places because of migrations and transnational ties. Globalization further provides fertile ground for a variety of noninstitutionalized religious manifestations and for the development of religion as a political and cultural resource.
- 27. Globalization Affects Religious Practicesand Beliefs
- 28. The Impact ofGlobalization Flattens cultural differences; Erodes local customs and beliefs; and Spreads secular, capitalist way of life.
- 29. WHAT IS RELIGIONNOWADAYS? No longer a set of beliefs that people arrive by reflection; A symbolic system which carries our identity and marks out social/ethical and other boundaries; Marks crucial moments in the life cycle with rituals; and Provides powerful mechanisms for psychological and social tension.
- 30. • Meanwhile, whilereligion, when properly used, can certainly do a world of good and religion can harm the world as well. Most recently, this has been exemplified by the spread of extremist versions of Islam. Followers of this version of the world's fastest-growing major religion believe that anyone who doesn't think like them, including fellow Muslims, can and should be hunted down and exterminated.
- 31. • This hasled to the rise of groups such as ISIS, which goes out and tries to conquer as much of the world as possible, using their religious beliefs as inspiration. In Africa, lots of clashes and wars have been fought and continue to be fought between people of Christian, Muslim, and indigenous faiths. All sides have accused one another of atrocities, suppression of the others' religion, and so on
- 32. ROLE OF RELIGIONIN PROMOTING WORLD PEACE Religion has a definite role to play in people's search for world peace. The moral principles and values contained in the teachings of great religious teachers are essential factors for the reduction and ultimate eradication of greed, hatred, and delusion—which form the root cause of various conflicts and wars, both within and without. Within oneself, these three evil or unwholesome roots bring about great unrest in the mind, resulting in physical outbursts of violence culminating in global warfare.
- 33.
- 34. • Global Citizenshipnurtures personal respect and respect for others, wherever they live. It encourages individuals to think deeply and critically about what is equitable and just, and what will minimize harm to our planet. • Exploring Global Citizenship themes help learners grow more confident in standing up for their beliefs, and more skilled in evaluating the ethics and impact of their decisions.
- 35. • Also, globalcitizenship is about the shared human experience. It acknowledges and celebrates that, wherever we come from and wherever we live, we are here together. Our well-being and success are ultimately interdependent. We have more to learn from one another than to fear about our future (Rinne, 2017).
- 36. Who are theGlobal Citizens?
- 37. A Global Citizenis someone who: is aware of the wider world and has a sense of their own role as a world citizen; respects and values diversity; has an understanding of how the world works; is outraged by social injustice;
- 38. participates in thecommunity at a range of levels, from the local to the global; is willing to act to make the world a more equitable and sustainable place; and takes responsibility for their actions.
- 39. To be effectiveGlobal Citizens, young people need to be flexible, creative and proactive. They need to be able to solve problems, make decisions, think critically, communicate ideas effectively and work well within teams and groups. These skills and attributes are increasingly recognized as being essential to succeed in other areas of 21st century life too, including many workplaces.
- 40. Benefits of GlobalCitizenship
- 41. Global citizenship helpsyoung people to: build their own understanding of world events; think about their values and what's important to them; take learning into the real world; challenge ignorance and intolerance;
- 42. get involved intheir local, national and global communities; develop an argument and voice their opinions; and see that they have power to act and influence the world around them.
- 43. Global citizenship inspiresand informs teachers and parents, too. But above all, it shows young people that they have a voice. The world may be changing fast, but they can make a positive difference - and help build a fairer, safer and more secure.
- 44. Thank you forlistening!