NAME: NELLY JHANE L.

MARABUT SECTION: BSIT GTE

THE CONTEMPORARY WORD

MODULE 1

VI.LEARNING ACTIVITIES Activity

1. Reflective Writing My Globalization Story (35 Points)  Use the illustration below to conceptualize
your globalization story.

What is globalization? Globalization refers to the global interconnection of humans and enterprises,
which subsequently results in cultural, political, and financial integration. It is the ability to
transport the world over and engage resultseasily with others as a way to behavior global
business. What is the history of globalization ? Humans have been seeking remote locations to settle,
produce, and trade products since the dawn of time, thanks to advancements in technology and
transportation. Global integration didn't take off until the nineteenth century.

That first "wave" of globalization was powered by steamships, railroads, the telegraph, and other
technological developments, as well as increased economic cooperation among countries, following
centuries of European colonization and trade activity.

After the disaster of World War I, the globalization trend weakened and fell, followed by postwar
protectionism, the Great Depression, and World War II. Following World War II in the mid-1940s, the US
spearheaded attempts to resurrect international commerce and investment under established ground
rules, kicking off a second wave of globalization that is still going strong, despite periodic downturns and
increasing political scrutiny.
Why Globalization is important? GLOBALIZATION is an important concept for all people because
everyone has the capability to promote business and industry because it have the ability to make big
profits working globally due to the rising demand in the high tech industry around the world.
Furthermore, the world faces global challenges that will require interdisciplinary teams to address,
such as ensuring that everyone on the planet has access to clean water and making clean
renewable energy cheap, to mention a few. On a global scale, these global concerns will require the
gathering and sharing of knowledge across disciplines, institutions, and other entities institutions. to
put it simply, is the process by which people and products travel freely across boundaries. It's mostly an
economic notion — the integration of markets, commerce, and investment with few impediments to stifle
the flow of goods and services across countries.

Globalization and mass media

Everyone’s life is influenced by everyone else. Globalization of mass media has had a dramatic influence
on in many cultures. One need not visit or live in a certain part of the world to emulate or adopt style,
behavior , or traditions of another culture . the stronger that global ties becomes between various culture
the more interdependent they become.

Globalization and entertainment

The cross cultural availability of music, movies, books, and other forms of entertainment has had dramatic
effects on many societies and culture. Artists from different countries can collaborate through many
means of communications: internet , satellite feed, etc. to produce music that has an international blend
or fair. This new music can influence moods and behaviors. Stimulation from sales can effectively change
an individuals financial situation, which could change their whole social dynamic.

Globalism and international tourism and travel

Many years ago the majority of people traveled of necessity and not recreation, because of the related
expense, hassle, and danger involved. With the modernization of travel people can virtually come and go
as they pleas. Traveling brings about the socialization and societal interaction. Friendships, business,
and familial alliances can be the result. This facet of globalization can have dramatic economic influence,
which can change people live dramatically. Travel brings people together . the result of these encounters
can be either positive or negative. Either way globalization provides medium for such changes and the
experiences can enrich a person and bring cultural awareness to the forefront.

Activity 2

. NVSU Vision: “A premier university in a global community.” Is NVSU as a university, a global school?
Why? (

Activity 3. List down events in the past that have captured the ideas of the public worldwide. Provide at
least three events for each region/continent in the world from 2010-2020. (12 Points)

1.North America- Simone Biles Becomes the Most Decorated Gymnast in History
Finally, the 2010s saw the rise of Simone Biles, the jaw-droppingly talented gymnast who won four
gold medals, including the individual all-around and team titles, at the 2016  Olympics  in Rio de
Janeiro, Brazil, setting a U.S. record for most gold medals in women's gymnastics at a single Games.
To close out the decade, Biles won five gold medals at the World Championships held in October
2019, bringing her total to 25 world medals and 19 gold—the most of any gymnast, male or female, in
history. Biles will compete in the 2020 Olympics in Tokyo, but has said she will retire from gymnastics
after that competition. 

2. Australia= 'Women in Local Government

=2010 was the year of 'Women in Local Government' [1] and the year of the 'Girl Guide' [2] to coincide
with the 100th year of the Girl Guides.

Activity 4. Reflection Figure (15 Points) Direction: Reflection figure that looks like a human figure.
Determine what you have learned (the knowledge that serves as your foundation to stand and keep);
the things that you have realized and appreciated (attitude towards learning) and the things you
discovered (skills that you will cherish in life)

Things I have realized

Things I have learned
(Attitude) - Find something you are passionate (KNOWLEDGE)
about.

Things I have discovered

Things I have realized and
(Skills)- Creativity. Creativity is an obvious discovered (VALUES)
but extremely important skill gained

from art education
 Things I have discovered and wanted
more (SKILLS)
Problem Solving. As far as

beneficial lifelong learning

skills go, this one is

probably the most important.

VII. EVALUATION Part I. Short Quiz (True or False) – (10 Points) Direction: Read and analyze each
statement. Write the word TRUE if the statement is correct and FALSE otherwise.

1. ___false__________ Today, the world has become a global village due to the IT revolution

. 2. ___true__________ The Philippines entered globalization only when it became a member of the
WTO.

3. __false___________In general, globalization makes our life easy and comfortable.

4. __false___________The influx of agricultural products like rice from Thailand, Myanmar and Vietnam
is a result of the free-trade.

5. __true___________The phenomenal growth of Korean culture and popular culture Hallyu

encompassing everything from music, movies, drama to online games and Korean cuisine is a product of
globalization.

6. ____true_________Globalization is a social process reshaping and remaking the world order.

7. ____true_________Globalization involves human consciousness and awareness.

8. _false____________People and institutions/organizations are forces, that form part globalization.

9. ___true__________The global economy is a manifestation of globalization compared to politics.

10. __true___________The World Wide Web (www) stands as the hallmark for integration of western
and eastern culture.

Part II.

Direction: Express your explanation in 1-2 paragraphs. (15 Points) Are the brands of products of goods
and services that you use at home and school, global or local? What are your personal criteria and
standards of a global brand? How could a local brand be classified and achieve the status of being
global?

= The Goods means all of the supplies, equipment, machinery, spare parts, other materials and/or general support services which

the Supplier is required to provide to the Procuring Entity under the Contract.
Global brands are products or services that are recognized pretty much worldwide. Companies that use global branding use the

same, or at least a very similar, marketing strategy to promote the brand everywhere the brand is offered, regardless of the country

or region

VIII. ASSIGNMENT Make a research on the different international institutions/organizations that

significantly extending help to the Philippines; as a member, at least five (5). (25pts)

International Institutions/Organizations Assistance to the Philippines

1. Asian Development Bank  1. It assists its members and partners by providing
loans, technical assistance, grants, and equity
investments to promote social and economic
development
2. Inter-Parliamentary Union
3. Council of Europe.
4. Association of Southeast Asian Nations
5. North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Module 2
Activity No.1. (30pts.) Direction: List down five powerful countries as realist, liberalist and idealist.
Provide a brief description of their identity.

Realist Countries Description

1.  America. The United States of America is the world's
third largest country in size and nearly the
third largest in terms of population.
Located in North America, the country is
bordered on the west by the Pacific Ocean
and to the east by the Atlantic Ocean. Along
the northern border is Canada and the
southern border is Mexico.
2. Europe Europe is often described as a “peninsula of
peninsulas.” A peninsula is a piece of land
surrounded by water on three sides. Europe
is a peninsula of the Eurasian supercontinent
and is bordered by the Arctic Ocean to the
north, the Atlantic Ocean to the west, and the
Mediterranean, Black, and Caspian seas to
the south
3. Asia Asia is the largest of the world's
continents, covering approximately 30
percent of the Earth's land area. It is also
the world's most populous continent, with
roughly 60 percent of the total population.
Asia makes up the eastern portion of the
Eurasian supercontinent; Europe occupies
the western portion.
4. MIDDLE EAST Middle East. noun. (loosely) the area around
the E Mediterranean, esp Israel and the
Arab countries from Turkey to North
 Africa and eastwards to Iran. (formerly) the
area extending from the Tigris and Euphrates
to Myanmar.
5. Africa. Africa, the second-largest continent, is
bounded by the Mediterranean Sea, the Red
Sea, the Indian Ocean, and the Atlantic
Ocean. It is divided in half almost equally by
the Equator. Africa's physical geography,
environment and resources, and human
geography can be considered separately

Liberalist Countries Description

1.  Australia Australia is the oldest, flattest, and driest
inhabited continent, with the least fertile
soils. It is a megadiverse country, and its
size gives it a wide variety of landscapes and
climates, with deserts in the centre, tropical
rainforests in the north-east, and mountain
ranges in the south-east.
2. Belgium Belgium generally is a low-lying country, with
a broad coastal plain extending in a
southeasterly direction from the North Sea
and the Netherlands and rising gradually into
the Ardennes hills and forests of the
southeast, where a maximum elevation of
2,277 feet (694 metres) is reached at
Botrange.
3. canada 3Canada is a vast and rugged land. From
north to south it spans more than half the
Northern Hemisphere. From east to west it
stretches almost 4,700 miles (7,560
kilometers) across six time zones. It is the
second largest country in the world, but it has
only one-half of one percent of the world's
population.
4. Denmark Denmark is a country in northern Europe. It
is made up of the Jutland Peninsula and
more than 400 islands in the North Sea. It
shares a border with Germany to the south.
The country is almost two times the size of
Massachusetts.
5. Japan Japan is an archipelago, or string of
islands, on the eastern edge of Asia. There
are four main islands: Hokkaido, Honshu,
Shikoku, and Kyushu. There are also nearly
4,000 smaller islands! Japan's nearest
mainland neighbors are the Siberian region of
Russia in the north and Korea and China
farther south.
 idealist Countries Description
Spain Spain is a country located in southwestern
Europe on the Iberian Peninsula to the
south of France and Andorra and to the
east of Portugal. It has coastlines on the
Bay of Biscay (a part of the Atlantic Ocean)
and the Mediterranean Sea
 Austria The territory of Austria covers 83,878
square kilometres (32,385 sq mi) and has
a temperate and alpine climate. Austria's
terrain is highly mountainous due to the
presence of the Alps; only 32% of the country
is below 500 metres (1,640 ft), and its highest
point the Grossglockner is 3,798 metres
(12,460 ft)
Poland Poland is located in the very centre of
Europe. With the total area of 312,679 km²
(120,728 sq mi) it's the seventh biggest
country on the continent. Polish population is
over 38,5 million people. The capital city is
Warsaw (around 2 million inhabitants).
Brunei, Brunei, independent Islamic sultanate on
the northern coast of the island of Borneo
in Southeast Asia. It is bounded to the north
by the South China Sea and on all other
sides by the East Malaysian state of
Sarawak, which also divides the state into
two disconnected segments of unequal size.
Turkey Turkeys are dark overall with a bronze-green
iridescence to most of their plumage. Their
wings are dark, boldly barred with white.
Their rump and tail feathers are broadly
tipped with rusty or white. The bare skin of
the head and neck varies from red to blue to
gray.

Activity No. 2. (25 Points)

Direction: You are tasked to investigate (1) one economic law in the Philippines (example Oil
Deregulation Law, Anti Mining Law).

1. Identify the principal proponent (lawmaker) and the dynamics of passing the bill and its
implementation. =Bills are laws in the making. They pass into law when they are approved by
both houses and the President of the Philippines. A bill may be vetoed by the President, but
the House of Representatives may overturn a presidential veto by garnering a 2/3rds vote.

2. Describe the behavior (action, ideas) of the proponent and lawmakers who supported the passage of
the law.
3. The timeframe or the period the bill was proposed, debated, and signed by the president.

=A bill may be vetoed by the President, but the House of Representatives may overturn a
presidential veto by garnering a 2/3rds vote. If the President does not act on a proposed law
submitted by Congress, it will lapse into law after 30 days of receipt.

4. The national significance of the law (weighed the positive and negative features found in the law).

= The rule of law is a principle of governance in which all persons, institutions and entities,
public and private, including the State itself, are accountable to laws that are publicly
promulgated, equally enforced and independently adjudicated, and which are consistent with
international human rights norms.

5. Examine and describe if lawmaker is liberalist, realists, or idealists? What are your basis?

= Idealism is when you envision or see things in an ideal or perfect manner. Realism, on

the other hand, tends toward a more pragmatic and actual view of a situation.

Activity No.3 (15 Points) Reflective Figure Direction: Reflection figure that looks like a human figure.
Determine what you have learned (the knowledge that serves as your foundation to stand and keep);
the things that you have realized andappreciated (attitude towards learning) and the things you
discovered (skills that you will cherish in life)

Things I have realized

(Attitude) - Find something Things I have learned

(KNOWLEDGE
you are passionate

about.

Things I have discovered Things I have realized and

discovered (VALUES)
(Skills)- Creativity. Creativity is an

obvious but extremely important

skill gained from art education

Things I have discovered

singing and wanted more (SKILLS)
cause im not
good at
singing
VII. EVALUATION TRUE OR FALSE (10 Points) Direction: Read and analyze each statement. Write TRUE if
the statement is correct, otherwise FALSE.

1.___false__________Countries with weak political institution will not likely to experience social and
civil unrest.

2.__true___________Innovation as a product of technological development has rendered national

borders to be more powerful in international system.

3._____true________Liberalism is described when actors and institutions emphasize relationships and

negotiations, rule of law.

4._____false________Realist are known in using power as a tool in intimidating other countries like
what China is doing to the Philippines.

5._____true________Negotiations and diplomatic talks are examples of power used by realist.

6._______true______Powerful China continues to strengthen its military installation over the West
Philippine Sea as a Liberalists.

7.____true_________Knowledge and technology are significant determinants of wealth and power.

8.____true_________The Philippines as a democratic country doesn’t need to be a member of
international institutions or organizations like the United Nations.

9.______false_______ When ideas are used well, based on their intended application, development
takes place like in the different mobile/smart phone makers around the world.

10.__false__________ Transparency is always identified as a measurement in sustaining international

cooperation and global understanding.

VIII. ASSIGNMENT

1. Make a table on the categories of the Three Worlds and World Order. At least (5) five countries each
(15pts)

Categories Countries
First World 1. United States,
2. Canada
3. Australia
4. New Zealand
5. Japan.
Second World 1. Afghanistan
2. Laos
3. Romania
4. Cuba
5.mangolia
Third World 1. Africa.
2. Asia
3. Latin America
 4. Australia/Oceania
5. Burundi 

2. Research five Asia Pacific countries using the following criteria: government regulation, rule of law
and democracy, customs and traditions and security (peace and order) (25pts.)

Asia Pacific Government Rule of Law & Customs & Traditions Security
Countries Regulation Democracy (peace &
order)
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Financial democracy is Boxing Day Test Cricket Government is
in the process of
Regulation. based on the developing its
rule of law. second National
This means Action Plan on
that every Women, Peace
and Security
person, (WPS). The
regardless of whole-of-
who they are, is government
subject to the policy is
same law and designed to
guide the
has access to national
the same legal implementation
and judicial of the suite of
processe eight UN
Security Council
resolutions that
identify women’s
security as a
matter of
concern for
international
peace and
security.
Bangladesh Bangladesh is One of the The culture of
a common law basic Bangladesh incorporates festiva
. ls and celebrations. These
based principles of events include Eid ul-Adha,
jurisdiction. the Chand Raat, and Eid ul-Fitr from
Many of the Constitution Islam as well as Janmashtami
basic laws of of Bangladesh and Durga Puja from Hinduism.
Other festivals in Bangladesh
Bangladesh is the rule of include the Christian Christmas
such as penal law. It is the and Buddha Purnima from the
code, civil most frequently Buddhist religion
and criminal used term in
procedural academic texts,
codes, civil society,
contract law seminars, and
and company politics or in
law are every field of
influenced by the country
English citing
common laws. provisions of
 the Constitution
that rule of law
prevails in
Bangladesh
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an absolute hands with one another, Brunei’s
monarchy in but men and women do vantage
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sultan hands. Younger security
exercises Bruneians may shake outlook in
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power. There or they may merely bow relatively
are no elected their head in greeting. It is peaceful and
representatives considered respectful to optimistic on
at the national bow your head when the region’s
level. someone who is senior to capabilities in
Freedoms of yourself in age or position. managing
the press and security
assembly are challenges.
significantly While
restricted. relations
Online speech between
is monitored by ASEAN and
authorities, but other parts of
lively the world has
nevertheless. been
progressing,
however,
Brunei is
aware that
there are
challenges
as
uncertainties
loom over
regional
security.
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enhances legal the ongoing
services and peace and
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MODULE 3
VI. LEARNING ACTIVITIES Activity No. 1. (20 Points) Direction: In a matrix form, write down (5) micro and
macro effects of globalization to an individual and community? (20pts.)

Effects of Globalization Micro macro

Individual 1. Access to New Cultures. 
2. Access to New Talent.
3. Higher Standards of
Living Across the Globe. ...
4. Lower Costs for Products.
5. The Spread of
Technology and
Innovation. ...

Community 1.
2.
3.
4.
The Kingdom isn't
5. dangerous, as long as
Activity No. 2 (25 Points) Direction: Research five Asia Pacific countries in the list using the following
you follow sensible
criteria: precautions and stay
alert. Most expats agree
 Rule of law and democracy that Cambodia is a safe
place to live. In fact, many
 Customs and traditions and security (peace order) would say that it's safer
Countries than the big cities back
Government Rule of Law and Customs & Traditions Security
home. Yet while that
Regulation Democracy (Peace &
might be true, it's still
Order
essential to be cautious
1. Cambodia Cambodia is The Kingdom of Dress code andThewatch out for your
a constitutiona Cambodia is Kingdom
belongings
isn't
l a constitutiona
monarchy with l monarchy, dangerous,
an elected as long as
guided by
parliamentary you follow
principles of sensible
form of liberal
government. In precautions
democracy and and stay
the most recent pluralism alert. Most
national
(Article 51 of expats agree
elections, held
the that
in 2008, the Cambodia is
Constitution).
Cambodian a safe place
People's Party The country
became a to live. In
(CPP) won 90 fact, many
of 123 National French
would say
Assembly seats protectorate in that it's safer
1863 and a than the big
French colony cities back
in 1884. home. Yet
 Cambodia while that
gained might be
independence true, it's still
from France in essential to
be cautious
1953
and watch
out for your
belongings

2. Australia. Taxes and Australian The Australian

Financial democracy is Boxing Day Test Cricket Government is
in the process
Regulation. based on the of developing
rule of law. its second
This means that National Action
every person, Plan on
Women,
regardless of Peace and
who they are, is Security
subject to the (WPS). The
same law and whole-of-
has access to government
policy is
the same legal designed to
and judicial guide the
processe national
implementatio
n of the suite
of eight UN
Security
Council
resolutions
that identify
women’s
security as a
matter of
concern for
international
peace and
security.
3. Brunei Brunei is Ethnic Malay men shake From
an absolute hands with one another, Brunei’s
monarchy in but men and women do vantage
which the not traditionally shake point, the
sultan hands. Younger Bruneians security
exercises may shake hands with outlook in
executive foreign women or they may 2019 was
power. There merely bow their head in relatively
are no elected greeting. It is considered peaceful
representatives respectful to bow your and
at the national head when someone who optimistic
level. Freedoms is senior to yourself in age on the
of the press or position. region’s
and assembly capabilities
are significantly in managing
restricted. security
Online speech challenges.
 is monitored by While
authorities, but relations
lively between
nevertheless. ASEAN and
other parts
of the world
has been
progressing,
however,
Brunei is
aware that
there are
challenges
as
uncertaintie
s loom over
regional
security.
4. Burma Myanmar (also USAID's Promoting Nat Worship. As well as The Myanmar
(Myanmar) known as Burma) the Rule of Law in Buddhism, most people in Institute for
operates de jure Myanmar (PRLM) Myanmar adhere to a traditional, Peace and
as a unitary project aims to uniquely Burmese religion based Security
assembly- protect legal around the worship of nature (MIPS) is a
independent rights and spirits, or 'Nats'. Representing non-
republic under its increase access human flaws or vices, there are governmental,
2008 constitution. to justice for 36 Nats in the officially non-partisan
On 1 February Myanmar's sanctioned pantheon, for which “think-and-do-
2021, Myanmar's people. To achieve you'll find shrines in most large tank” providing
military took over this goal, PRLM Buddhist temple principal
the government in strives to build stakeholders
a coup. Anti-coup accountability and with the insight
protests are competency within needed to
ongoing as of 24 justice sector navigate the
February 2021. institutions and opportunities
enhances legal and
services and challenges of
advocacy efforts by the ongoing
civil society. peace and
security
transition in
Myanmar
5. Bangladesh is a One of the basic The culture of
common law principles of the Bangladesh incorporates festival
Bangladesh based jurisdiction. Constitution of s and celebrations. These
. Many of the basic Bangladesh is the events include Eid ul-Adha,
laws of rule of law. It is the Chand Raat, and Eid ul-Fitr from
Bangladesh such most frequently Islam as well as Janmashtami
as penal code, used term in and Durga Puja from Hinduism.
civil and criminal academic texts, Other festivals in Bangladesh
procedural civil society, include the Christian Christmas
codes, contract seminars, and and Buddha Purnima from the
law and company politics or in every Buddhist religion
law are influenced field of the country
by English citing provisions of
common laws. the Constitution
that rule of law
prevails in
Bangladesh
Activity No. 3 (10 Points) Use the rubric on page 7 as your guide in your essay. Globalization a THREAT or
OPPORTUNITY? Explain

Globalization offers extensive opportunities for truly worldwide development but it is not

progressing evenly. Some countries are becoming integrated into the global economy more
quickly than others. Countries that have been able to integrate are seeing faster growth and
reduced poverty.
globalization is a threat?
Many aspects of globalization now combine to increase the dangers of a variety of transnational
threats from weapons proliferation, cyber attacks, ethnic violence, environmental
degradation, and the spread of infectious diseases.

Activity No. 4. (15 Points) Reflective Figure Direction: Reflection figure that looks like a human figure.
Determine what you have learned (the knowledge that serves as your foundation to stand and keep);
the things that you have realized and appreciated (attitude towards learning) and the things you
discovered (skills that you will cherish in life)

Things I have realized

Things I have
(Attitude) - Find something learned
you are passionate
(KNOWLEDGE

about.

Things I have discovered Things I have

realized and
(Skills)- Creativity. Creativity is an discovered
obvious but extremely important (VALUES)
skill gained from art education

Things I
have
discovered
and wanted
singing more
cause im (SKILLS)
not good
at singing
VII.EVALUATION TEST YOUR UNDERSTANDING (10 Points) Direction: Read and analyze each statement.
Write the world TRUE if it correct and FALSE otherwise.

1. FALSE 6.TRUE

2. TRUE 7. TRUE

3. TRUE 8. FALSE

4. TRUE 9.TRUE

5. TRUE 10. FALSE

VIII. ASSIGNMENT What is the role of international trade in global economy? Submit it through taking a
photo of it or screenshot. (

MODULE 4
VI. LEARNING ACTIVITIE

S Activity 1. (25 Points) Cite atleast (5) five Transnational Corporations HARMFUL or NOT? Why?

Transnational Corporation HARMFUL or NOT? Why?

1. Samsung Electronics. HARMFUL
2. Toyota Motor Corporation HARMFUL
 3. McDonalds  HARMFUL
4. Starbucks HARMFUL
5.GOOGLE HARMFUL

Activity 2. (20 Points) DirectionActivity 3 (30pts.) List down atleast (2) two Roles/Functions of Economic
Institutions

- establishing and protecting property rights; facilitating transactions;

VII.EVALUATION PART I. TEST YOUR UNDERSTANDING (15 Points) Direction: Put a (✓) mark on the space
provided if the statement is correct and cross (X) mark if the statement is wrong.

 1 X 11.
 2. X 12.
 3. X 13.
 4. X 14.
 5. X 15.
 6.

X 7.

 8.
 9.
 10

PART II. ESSAY (Explain briefly your answer in one-two paragraphs). 30 Points

1. What is the significance of the United Nations across the world, especially the Philippines as a
developing country? -In addition to maintaining international peace and security, the United
Nations protects human rights, delivers humanitarian aid, promotes sustainable
development and upholds international law

2. Do poor countries gain much from global corporations? Defend your answer. -Globalization
produces both winners and losers among the poor. Some studies show that globalization
has been associated with rising inequality, because the poor do not always share in the gains
from trade. An example of this is the coffee trade.

3. What do you think is the importance or significance of international financial institutions to poor or
developing economies or countries? - The international financial bodies have to play the role of
changing market positions. The traditional objectives of some of these institutions such as the
World Bank and the IMF entail elevation of poverty in developing countries, enhancing
measures that promote economic growth and protection of the environment

VIII.ASSIGNMENT Direction: React on the following: (10 pts. each) Use the rubric on page 7 as your
guide in your essay.

1. Education must also be a priority where refugees are concerned in order to avoid a “lost generation”
of youth.- Education protects refugee children and youth from forced recruitment into armed
groups, child labour, sexual exploitation and child marriage. Education also strengthens
community resilience. Education empowers by giving refugees the knowledge and skills to live
productive, fulfilling and independent lives.

2. Globalization is the effective erasure of boundaries for economic purposes.

- Globalization has had its impacts on world cross-border flows e.g flow of capital. There has
been an increase in international economic activity which has expanded world trade and general
capital flow. Goods are flowing across national borders easily through reduced trade barriers
and new transportation methods.

Module 5
Activity no 1
countries global problem action taken
1. 1.hunger 1.donated food
2.economic growth 2.increases aggregated
production
2. 1.violence 1. reduced exposure to
2.pollution community level risks
2. take public transit, walk
or bike
3. 1.unemployment 1.minimum wages
2.lack of education 2.increas jobs in labor
intensive industrial

4. 1.climate change 1.reduce, reuse, repair and

2.goverment corruption
5. 1.wars and military conflicts
2.water contamination
6. 1.poverty
2.global health issue
recycle
2.ensure that public sector
employees act in the public
interest
1.treat the other side with
respect
2.plastic waste reduction
1.create awareness get
information
2. work to provide access to
education and public
education and public health
to children across the world
on child development
projects or teaching program
 Evaluation
Part 1
 1.
 2.
 3.
 4.
 5.
 6.
X 7.
 8.
 9.
X 10.
 11.
Things I have discovered
 12.
 13. Creativity is an obvious but
(Skills)- Creativity.

extremely important
14.2,skill gained from art education
 15.

Things I have realized(Attitude) - Find something Things I have learned

(KNOWLEDGE you are passionate about

Things I have realized and

discovered (VALUES)

singing
cause im Things I have discovered and wanted
not good more (SKILLS)
at
singing
Assignment
1. Losing influence in the international community would be the most important and
immediate consequence.
2. increase in actual national wealth or output are referred to as economic growth. Economic
development an increase in the level of living and quality of life.

Module 6
Assignment

GOs Is frequently a body that the government

public agency has appointed. It may be permanent or semi
permanent, and it receives funding from the
government. Within a federal system, a
government agency may be established by
both the federal government and state
government .
NGOs an organization that offers medical. Aid one
childhood Philippines well known NGO in the Philippines that
prioritizes the need of children is called
Childhope. At the Childhope Philippines, we
advocate for the wellbeing of children,
particularly those without a place to call
home.
Evaluation
True or false
1. T 6.T
2. T 7.T
3.F 8.F
4. T 9.T
5. F 10.T

Module 7
Activity 1
1. The discussion the shifts to pressing global concern where international
organization are crucial. These include the balance of justice and order in the global
commercial system as well as trade and FDI in relation to the WTO .

Activity no 2.
no goals of the UN YOUR ACTIONS AND RESPONSES
1. ENDING POVERTY AND HUNGER Found humanitarian effort to prevent famine and help
IN AFRICA countries become self-sufficient.
2. GENDER INEQUALITY AND From increasing women representation in leadership
EDUCATION IN MIDDLE EAST AND and dicision making to redistributing care work and
NORT AFRICA productive resources, progress towards a gender
equal and sustainable future start with taking action
today and ensuring refugees receive quality
education.
3. WATER CRISES AND HEALTHCARE It is crucial to use agricultural methods including
IN INDIA AND SOUTH ASIA choosing drought- tolerant plants , installing leak
proof irrigating system, and creating farm based water
conservation infrastructure.

Activity no 3 REFLECTIVE WRITING

Yes , BECAUSE the Philippines is still regarded as being in the third world.
Most individuals agree that issues like poverty , crime, unemployment, and
corruption prevent our nation from joining the developments world.

Evaluation
 Matching type
1.N 11.J
2.O 12.E
3.F 13.L
4.I 14.N
5.H 15. M
6.D
7.B
8.A
9.J
10. C
VIII. ASSIGNMENTS
COUNTRIES LESS DEVELOPED DEVELOPING DEVELOPED
COUNTRY COUNTRY COUNTRY
AMERICA  
JAPAN  
ASIA  
ISRAEL  
SOUTH KOREA  

MODULE 8
ACTIVITY NO 1

THESE reforms include labor reforms, agricultural to allocate land to tenant

farmers, and the dissolution of the zaibatsu. The occupation objective included
the early and significant goal of democratizing politics.
Activity no 2.
 no developments in Asean region
1. more study options
2. the Philippines improved
3. more and better jobs
4. easier and cheaper travel option for everyone
5. cheaper goods and services

Evaluation
1.F 7.J 13.I
2.S 8.I 14.L
3.D 9.E 15.A
4.M 10.N
5.N 11.K
6.B 12.J
Assignments - Essay
-state visits formal by the head of one country to the head of state of another
country. A state visit the highest level of international visit, and its purpose is to
confirm the good relation between the countries concerned yes, since every
country has to communicate with other and pick up new idea from other
nations.
Module 9
Activity 2.
Reflection paper
= social media can also bring us mental health, lack of communication, and lack
of confidence that we cant ourselves when we communicate in face to face to
people.
Evaluation
1. culture 11.cultural divergence
2. culture shock 12. english
3.media 13.cultural universals
4. norms 14.cultural relativism
5. electronic media 15.subcultures
6.print media 16.ethnocentric
7.theory cultural colonialism 17.xenocentrism
8.usa 18. Chinese cultural
9. diffusion 19. Local culture
10. enculturation 20. Global culture
Assignment -essay
Thinking before you post, and ensuring you know the evidence that underpins the content you
are sharing, or the impact it might have, is vital in stopping the spread of misinformation and
its harmful effects. You can also help others if you see them posting misinformation
The concept of "think before you click" is actually one of the most important factors in terms
of information security. When you receive an email, download a file(s) from the internet, or
click on a link, think of the following: Is the email genuine, such as source address, spelling and
context?

Module 10
Direction
1.-serious differences or disagreements among members of the church or group
are what lead to conflicts in the church. These conflict typically revolve around
major decision regarding new pastor staff. The use of a building or mission
finance, the format or Workship services, church festival etc.
2.-jihad when used in its broadest sense, refers to the responsibility placed on
all Muslim, both as individual and as a community, to carry out and accomplish
god will to live a moral life and to grow the Islam community through
preaching teaching and leading.
3.as a result of the regular communication that globalization has. Enable,
RELIGION is now involved in debates about them because it is one of the major
world faiths. Another benefits of globalization is the emergence of a pluralistic
culture in which different but related religions interact.
Evaluation
I.
1.e 6.j
2.g 7.b
3.i 8.h
4.c 9.f
5.a 10.d
II.
1.F 6.T
2.T 7.T
3.T 8.T
4.T 9. T
5.F 10. T
III.
BENEFITS OF TECHNOLOGY TO DRAWBACK OF TECHNOLOGY TO
RELIGION RELIGOUNS
1. TECHNOLOGY KEEPS MEMEBERS CAN LEAD TO BAD DECISION
CONCERTED BETWEEN CHURCH
GATHERING
2. TECHNOLOGY CAN IMPROVE MAY TAKE AWAY RESPONDING
FUNDRAISING EFFORTS FROM PEOPLE
3. TECHNOLOGY SAVE TIME RELIGOUNS IS OFTEN MISUSED BY
FUNDAMENTALISTS
4.
5.
 5 end products and services of the 4ir brief explanation
1. wifi Wi-Fi is a wireless
technology used to
connect computers,
tablets, smartphones and
other devices to the
internet.
2. food Food is any substance
consumed by an organism
for nutritional support.
Food is usually of plant,
animal, or fungal origin, and
contains essential nutrients,
such as carbohydrates, fats,
proteins, vitamins, or
minerals.
3. alcohol/disinfectants It's a powerful germicide,
which means it has the
ability to kill a wide variety
of germs, including
bacteria, viruses, and
fungi. Rubbing alcohol is
used in healthcare settings to
disinfect hands and surfaces,
but can also be used as a
household cleaner.
4. rice Rice is the seed of a semi-
aquatic grass (Oryza
sativa) that is cultivated
extensively in warm
climates in many countries,
including the United States,
for its edible grain. It is a
staple food throughout the
world.
5. face mask "Surgical masks and cloth
coverings can reduce viral
transmission by 70% if
everyone wears them and
wears them correctly over
[their] nose and mouth,"

Module 11
Activity I
-technology has an impact on how people communicate