Edexcel. Topic 3: Globalisation. Lesson 13 of 19: Globalisation and Cultural Diffusion Discussion starter with answers Cultural diffusion Cuba case study 12 mark ‘assess’ essay practise with suggestions for planning ‘Silent debate’ on a topical issue (with instructions) Western global culture and its impacts Plenary based on the ‘cultural continuum’ Example answer to debate question

Edexcel. Topic 3: Globalisation. Lesson 12 of 19: Cultural Erosion and Anti-Globalisation Starter – video clip discussion Definitions Bhutan case study – Culture of Bhutan + impacts of globalisation (cultural erosion) Assessment of cultural erosion – referring to Papua New Guinea for negatives and the Paralympics for positives Anti globalisation and Pro globalisation Attitudes of anti-globalisation groups: Occupy London 2011-12 and Extinction Rebellion Plenary – 4 mark exam question with mark scheme EXTRA word document with Bhutan article

A full GCSE Sociology lesson from the Social Stratification module of AQA Sociology, although compatible with other exam boards. Contains a presentation and all the resources that you would need. Every lesson begins with a recap quiz and will have a combination of independent tasks and teacher-led discussion. There will always be a discussion of an exam question. Please leave a review!

A full series of 13 lessons, assessment, mark scheme, close the gap, feed forward activities and Knowledge organiser and revision tasks. Lessons: • 7A. What is the economy? • 7B. Primary Industries- Farming in the UK • 7C. Secondary Industries and change • 7D. Tertiary Industries • 7E. Quaternary Industries- Humans Needs Not Apply • 7F. Chocolate Production- From bean to bar • 7G. Globalisation • 7H. Advantages and disadvantages of globalisation • 7I. Impact of fast fashion- The Aral Sea • 7J. Was globalisation to blame for the spread of COVID 19? • 7K. How does globalisation affect me? • 7L. Assessment • 7M. Assessment Feedback Knowledge Organiser Revision Tasks

This is a full scheme of work suitable for LKS3. I created it alongside the Royal Geographical Society’s unit of study. I have used it with Year 8 as an Autumn term unit but it could be used with other year groups at other points during the year. It meets the National Curriculum requirements for study and includes lots of practical and interactive activities to engage the children and reignite their love for the subject. The unit consists of 12 hour-long lessons. Overview of subject coverage: This unit introduces pupils to the concept of globalisation and explores how our world is increasingly interconnected through trade, communication, migration and culture. Pupils will investigate the causes and consequences of globalisation, its impact on people and places, and the role of the UK in a globalised world. The unit will begin with pupils exploring the different employment sectors in the UK and consider whether globalisation and development are linked. Pupils will learn what a transnational corporation is, how they operate worldwide and conduct a case study into sweatshops and where our clothes come from. Pupils will then learn about the global impact of tourism, including ecotourism. Pupils will examine how the COVID pandemic influenced globalisation and the potential impacts of globalisation in the future. The download includes: Detailed planning document Grid giving an overview of how the unit meets National Curriculum requirements Well presented and informative PPT slides for each lesson All the resources needed to deliver each lesson A topic title page with coverage overview An optional lesson for an end of unit Dragon’s Den style assessment opportunity

Topic: Education Specification link: the significance of educational policies, including policies of selection, marketisation and privatisation, and policies to achieve greater equality of opportunity or outcome, for an understanding of the structure, role, impact and experience of and access to education; the impact of globalisation on educational policy Focus: Privitisation and Globalisation What’s included: • 1 × fully editable lesson PowerPoint • 1 × student work booklet (fillable during lessons) • 1 × completed teacher version of the work booklet • A range of engaging tasks including stretch & challenge for differentiation • Links to video clips and suggested discussion prompts • Clear lesson objectives with links to the specification and exam papers Perfect for AQA A-Level Sociology Paper 1: Education, this resource pack covers Privitisation and Globalisation. It’s ideal for teaching the section on the significance of educational policies, including policies of selection, marketisation and privatisation, and policies to achieve greater equality of opportunity or outcome, for an understanding of the structure, role, impact and experience of and access to education; the impact of globalisation on educational policy. With a detailed PowerPoint, a student workbook, and plenty of built-in activities, this lesson is ready to deliver straight away. The pack includes one lesson PowerPoint, designed for 60–90 minutes of teaching time depending on the number of activities selected. The lesson features a combination of teacher-led tasks, independent student activities, and video clips, along with embedded stretch and challenge opportunities to support differentiation. The lesson is designed to run alongside a work booklet, provided in two versions: • a student copy for learners to complete during lessons • a completed copy for teacher reference or additional student support

Please leave a review if you try out this resource! *Lesson follows new AQA guidance on AS and A Level Sociology 2022 * Just a quick lesson recapping on globalisation and education. Do now: recapping on education, MiC, families and any random topic of the AS course (following AQA specification) Starter: odd one out. Students need to identify the concept which is the odd one out and justify it with a link between the remaining 3 concepts Think pair share: Students try to recap on globalisation and make links to social policies. Handout: Class reading through the handout. Aspects highlighted in bold and purple - key bits for students to focus on and use for their homework! Planning: Students then plan how they would answer a 10 mark question on their MWB AO’s: Reminder to students and discussion on how they can identify the AO’s in a piece of work Example paragraph: Students are presented with an example paragraph and need to highlight the AO’s and annotate WWW and EBI which would help them to improve/write the second paragraph Homework: Students are to create revision material based on the handout they’ve read over previously and answer a 20 mark exam question for homework.

The first in a series of lessons suitable for KS3 Geography on Globalisation. Originally planned for year 7 but could be used with all KS3 year groups. The lesson covers main definitions of globalisation and discussion around global companies.

OCR GCSE Business Globalisation Worksheet. This resource consolidates the understanding and application of Globalisation. It’s a ready to use worksheet you can immediately print and use with your class with absolutely no preparation necessary. The resource will be a PDF file. The worksheet is a great way to break up the lesson, reinforce the learning and check your pupils’ understanding of globalisation, making these a brilliant easy to use addition to your teacher toolkit. HOW CAN I USE THEM? These worksheets are ideal for: An easy grab-and-go classroom activity, Homework tasks Cover worksheets These engaging worksheets are perfect for business studies teachers, non-specialists and new teachers. WHAT IS INCLUDED? 1 PDF worksheet file, three pages long (one being the answer sheet): The resource encourages independent learning and includes tasks that engage students such as fill in the gaps, match up, explain why, stay or go? and how to adapt the marketing mix when going global with a business! The resource also consists of a full answer sheet that can either be handed out to students for self marking or displayed/read out by the teacher. If you find this valueable, please leave a review and check out my shop for further resources for GCSE Business!

Full unit of work for Globalisation. This unit explores the why globalisation is happening and its consequences. All lesson are suitable for 50 minutes to 1 hour of teaching time. Includes supporting worksheets for lessons and homeworks - no additional resources are required. Most suitable for KS3. All lessons have a starter and lesson aim. All PowerPoints in the same signature style. Lesson sequence: 1 - Globalisation 2 - Where do your clothes come from? 3 - Why are our clothes made in different countries? 4 - What is a sweatshop? 5 - Made in China 6 - Behind the swoosh 7 - Production chains 8 - Fair shares 9 - Mystery cards lesson 10 - TNCs 11 - Is globalisation a good thing? 12 - Coffee documentary 13 - Trade game 14 - Revision 15 - End of unit test

This resource has used the Edexcel A level geography specification to create a revision booklet that tests students knowledge and understanding of the key content and case studies. This booklet can be used by students as part of their own independent revision, as it will enable them to have a document which not only tests their topic knowledge but also acts as a base for all the key topic information and exam preparation. The booklet provides RECAP questions which align with the different enquiry questions for the Globalisation topic. It then provides a case study bank with all the key case studies needed, which the students can bring in their own knowledge and research to complete. At the end of the booklet there is a bank of example 4-mark and 12-mark questions, which students can create plans and answers for. In this section there are also tips on how to answer and structure these types questions to maximise the marks gained.

Can also be used for revision A3 size but can be shrunk to A4 when you print x4 sheets

Overview This resource is a comprehensive set of 5 downloadable worksheets designed to reinforce and enhance students’ knowledge of Geography Globalisation topics. Worksheet Structure It includes 5 worksheets, one for each of the following topics: Globalisation Transnational Corporations The European Union Benefits of Sport English Football Printable Format The Geography Globalisation Worksheets is available in a downloadable PDF format, making it easy for teachers, parents, or students to print the worksheets and answers for offline use. Clear instructions are provided to ensure a seamless learning experience. Answers not included.

OCR A level Globalisation Revision guide using A2 purple text book.

Refreshed and updated PowerPoint resources aimed at assisting teachers with the delivery of the WJEC/Eduqas A-level Business specification. These slides are designed to support the delivery of the Component Three topic of globalisation. They consider nature of globalisation and global markets, and look at their impact upon developing/emerging economies. The presentation then considers market deregulation, the internet, improved communications and cheaper transportation as contributing reasons for the rise of globalisation during the past few decades. It then examines global branding, how firms target new markets and the impact of glocalisation, before evaluating the overall effects of globalisation upon the UK economy and businesses. It finally considers the reasons for the development of MNCs and the benefits and drawbacks of multinational corporations for host nations. The slides contain the Quick Fire Five questions and also a practice extended answer question (both with suggested solutions).

This fully resourced scheme of work explores the complex relationship between globalisation, production chains, and the clothing industry. Designed for KS3 Geography (adaptable for KS4), the pack provides everything you need to teach students about where their clothes come from, the impacts of consumer choices, and the realities of global trade. What’s Included? Eight complete, ready-to-teach PowerPoint lessons with engaging activities, case studies, and assessments: Globalisation Introduction – What is globalisation? Positives and negatives in our daily lives. Where Our Clothes Come From – Exploring the origins of clothing and mapping global trade links. Why Are Our Clothes Made in…? – Investigating why production is concentrated in countries like China and Bangladesh. Sweatshops – Understanding working conditions and ethical concerns in the garment industry. Sweatshop Investigation – In-depth case study with evidence analysis and critical thinking tasks. Made in China – Focusing on China’s role in the global clothing industry and its economic impact. Production Chains – Tracing the journey of a t-shirt from raw material to shop floor. Shares and Profits – Examining who benefits most from global clothing production. Learning Objectives & Skills Define and explain globalisation with real-world examples. Analyse the geography of production chains and global trade flows. Explore ethical issues in clothing manufacture, including sweatshops and fair trade. Develop critical thinking and empathy through case studies (e.g., China, Bangladesh). Strengthen map, data interpretation, and enquiry skills. Teaching Features Engaging starters & plenaries to spark discussion. Differentiated activities for all ability levels (worksheets, debates, fact files, role-play). Assessment opportunities built into each lesson. Cross-curricular links with Economics, Business Studies, and Citizenship. Encourages reflection on ethical consumerism and students’ own choices. Perfect For: KS3 Geography schemes of work. Adaptation into KS4/GCSE Globalisation units. Covering cross-curricular PSHE and Citizenship topics.

Edexcel. Topic 3: Globalisation. Lesson 19 of 19: Localism, Transition Towns and Ethical Consumerism Thought-provoking discussion starter Ethical consumption and complexity Rana Plaza collapse case study Fairtrade Localism (Is localism a middle-class luxury?) Transition towns Todmorden case study with notes Plenary – revisiting last lesson’s essay. Discussion. EXTRA word document with news article on Todmorden

One hour, fully resourced lesson which introduces the concept of globalisation and the positives and negatives of this world development, through the study of economic, cultural and political globalisation. This resource pack includes an hour long PowerPoint with accompanying worksheets, case studies, well differentiated activities, literacy focus tasks, clip tasks with three-way differentiated questions and information sheets. The lesson has been left editable and is filled with engaging, well differentiated and fun activities. Can be used for Geography or PSHCE. As with all our lessons, you don’t need any prior knowledge as all the information is included - you can just pick up and teach it. You can find many more inexpensive and free PSHE, Citizenship and RE resources at my shop: [MORE PSHE RESOURCES](https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/EC_Resources

NEW FREE SAMPLE: I have built a fully redesigned free sample pack for the Cambridge IGCSE Geography 0460 (2027 syllabus) Development unit. It includes ten classroom-ready activities covering HDI, HIC MIC LIC classifications, Fairtrade, the UN SDGs, and a Nepal case study, plus a matching Google Doc student workbook. Download the new free sample here: If it is useful, the complete Development unit and the matching Population & Migration unit are also available in my store. Content: An activity to show how students are linked to their world. A definition of globalisation and its components. Using the origin of Premier League Soccer players to demonstrate globalisation over time. A brief overview of some of the key positive and negative impacts of this process. Each resource includes: Worksheet with activities. Teacher PowerPoint with diagrams and answer key provided directly onto the slides or in notes section of each slide. Activate- a starter, an introduction, a stimulus. Content- The Geographical knowledge- supported by short activities, images, graphs, diagrams. Review- a plenary, recall activity, AFL, knowledge check. Useful links- to video clips, websites etc. Resources are: - FACE TO FACE READY- Word Document/PDF/PowerPoint- printable resources for delivery in the classroom. - REMOTE READY- Suitable for online digital learning with links to Google Docs and Google Slides that can be directly posted onto Google Classroom. Students can use digital devices to work independently on the activities from home. Bonus Materials: - Knowledge Organizer - Interactive assessments (Self-marking Google Form, Keyword Quizlet, Multiple Choice Quizizz) FREE RESOURCE What’s included: A word document worksheet The word document is 3 pages. The word document is provided in colour and grayscale. A PowerPoint version of diagrams and answers The PowerPoint is 12 slides Other resources from the Geography Oasis: - Development Indicators - Sectors of Production - Transnational Companies - Primary Sector: Agriculture - Food Shortages - Secondary Sector: Industry - Tertiary Sector: Tourism - Water Scarcity - Energy

Worksheet and video activity that includes questions about globalisation. The activity includes a video for students to watch about the factors that affect globalisation, and then are to answer the questions that relate to what was discussed within the video clip. This is a quick prep activity that could be used to structure a full lesson, as it asks students to go into detail when explaining their answers. After students complete the activity, the answers could be debated with the whole class.

Powerpoint on Globalisation - historical background, plus economic and political aspects of it today.