globalised society

Define globalisation

worlds economies, politics, cultures and populations become more interconnected

Technological change between modern and globalised society

m: little communication, letters, print media, limited transport

g: internet, social media, efficient transport that extends out of country

Change in culture and identity from a modern to a globalised society

m: fixed gender roles, more visible class divide, sameness

g: identity shaped by consumerism, exposure to new cultures and religions

Economic changes from a modern society to globalised

m: local trades, physical currency only

g: interdependency on specialised services, capitalist, global trade, tncs, crypto and online banking

Examples of globalisation in education (4)

• school trips

• internet as a revision and communication resource

• used to split men and women, now collective

Globalisation to critique marxism

we now have more financial support, bursary and benefits

Globalisation used to critique functionalism

development is rapid, not slow

Globalisation used to critique feminism

march of progress via policy