Global citizenship and Intercultural literacy

Honelako gehiago

soft skills

by hunter wright

Media Fluency

by Meagan Hicks

K&K sem 1 2015

by Pam Abalo

Team Identity, Emotions & Development

by Ethan Kwan

Global citizenship and Intercultural literacy

The Namesake

Immigration

They are immigrants from India

culture and language difference

american and indian communication problem; stereotype of their ancient believes

Name and Identity

Gogol is seeking his true self

Zuckerman, “A Small World After All?

'Outside' and 'Inside'

Although people are trying to connect with others from outside, most relationships are still local

Communication

Poeple communicate with others by using Internet

Hill, “In Search of Black Identity in Uganda”

identity

identity is not just where you are from

culture

it is hard to fit in other culture if you have never been there。

Sharma: “The New Language Landscape”

globalization

english is becoming the only speak language in the world

language learning

indian people go to special school to learn indian

education

indian learn english for better education and work in the future

Larsen, “The Startling Plight of China’s Leftover Ladies”

prejudice

The word 'leftover' and how people think of women who are still single

Independence

Women have their own career and dream

Indentity

Women start to achieve self-awareness

Boroditsky, “How Does Our Language Shape the Way We Think?

Language and Culture Diversity

There are many different cultures and languages in the world;

Language and thinking

Language shapes the way we think

Language and Culture

The usage of language can be shown in culture.

Leonard , “Death by Monoculture”

Globalization and Commercialism

Globalization and Commercialism destroys our cultures.

Extinction of Languages

The advanced technology will cause the death of minority languages

Gleiser: Two Visions of the Future of Humanity

Tribalism

Poeple are more likely to trade in local

Gloablization

more and more similarity

Utopia and Dystopia

Dystopia: people distrust with each other

Utopia: the fast development of society