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What is globalisation? – BBC Bitesize Key Stage 3 Learning for Life and Work

BBC Northern Ireland

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When you hear the word "globalisation", what do you think it means?
What products do you think are often made in other countries and sold where you live?
Do you think globalisation is mostly good, mostly bad, or both? Why?

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1. What is globalisation described as?

2. How do businesses and cultures communicate according to the video?

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1. One advantage mentioned is that people can trade with ____.

2. What does the video say people can buy relatively cheaply?

3. The speaker says people can get a product all year round. What is it?

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1. What contributes to more carbon emissions?

2. Why might people lose their jobs?

3. What is a problem with where some products may be sourced from?

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1. Which statement best matches the video’s main idea?

Globalisation stops people from moving goods
Globalisation makes all products more expensive
Globalisation connects countries through trade and communication, with both benefits and drawbacks
Globalisation only affects culture, not business

2. Which of these is an environmental disadvantage mentioned in the video?

3. Which is an example of an economic advantage mentioned?

Discuss the ideas from this video

What is globalisation? – BBC Bitesize Key Stage 3 Learning for Life and Work

What are two benefits of globalisation mentioned in the video, and do you agree they are important?
Which downside (environment, jobs, or worker conditions) do you think is the most serious? Explain why.
How can countries or companies reduce the negative effects of globalisation?
Can you think of a product you use that might be "sourced from" another country? What are the possible positives and negatives of that?