Globalization
• Understanding the Interconnected World
• Your Name / Subject / Date
What is Globalization?
• Globalization is the process of interaction and
integration among people, companies, and
governments worldwide.
• Key Idea: It connects countries through trade,
technology, ideas, and culture.
Characteristics of Globalization
• - Interconnected economies
• - Fast flow of information and communication
• - Free trade and open markets
• - Cultural exchange
• - Worldwide mobility (goods, people, services)
Factors Driving Globalization
• - Technology (Internet, transportation)
• - Communication (social media, smartphones)
• - Economic policies (trade agreements)
• - Migration and tourism
• - Multinational companies
Positive Effects of Globalization
• - Access to more products and services
• - Faster communication
• - Cultural understanding
• - Job opportunities
• - Innovation and knowledge sharing
Negative Effects of Globalization
• - Loss of local culture
• - Exploitation of labor
• - Environmental harm
• - Inequality between rich and poor countries
• - Dependence on global markets
Examples of Globalization
• - McDonald’s or Jollibee in other countries
• - Online shopping from Amazon or Shopee
• - K-pop, Anime, Hollywood influencing Filipino
youth
• - OFWs sending remittances from abroad
Globalization in the Philippines
• - BPO industry (call centers)
• - Remittances from OFWs
• - Foreign brands and businesses
• - Use of English language in schools and media
Is Globalization Good or Bad?
• Open-ended question:
• “Is globalization helping or hurting our country
and our culture?”
• → Allow classroom discussion or reflection
activity.
Summary
• - Globalization connects the world.
• - It brings both opportunities and challenges.
• - It affects all aspects of life: economy, culture,
politics, and technology.
Thank You
• Any Questions?
• (Include a background of global map or
cultural symbols)