What is Globalisation?
Introduces the concept of globalisation as increasing interconnectedness between countries through trade, communication, and travel, using simple examples relevant to students' lives.
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Introduces the concept of globalisation as increasing interconnectedness between countries through trade, communication, and travel, using simple examples relevant to students' lives.
Key Questions
- What does 'globalisation' mean?
- How do products from different countries reach Singapore?
- How has technology made the world more connected?
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