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1. Jade Adam Cultivo arranged the names of the group members and what they had answered.

2. Shane Myca B. Dinamling asnwered the Phases of Globalization.

3. Junior D. Deguzman answered the Role of Technology in Globalization.

4. Mark Jayson Alvez answered the Cultural Implications of Globalization.

5. Marcelo Boy Polig answered the Communication and Global Economy.

6. Adriane James Adriano answered the Relationship Between Communication and Globalization .

7. Marcelo Boy Polig answered the Positive Impacts of Communication in Globalization .

8. All group members answered the Challenges of Global Communication.

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Communication is vital to the global economy because it connects people, businesses, and governments across countries. It allows information to be shared quickly, reduces costs and errors, and makes trade and decision-making more efficient. By linking local businesses to international markets and supporting global cooperation, communication drives growth, innovation, and stronger economic relationships worldwide.

Policy and Governance

Communication enables governments, organizations (like the WTO, UN, ASEAN), and businesses to negotiate agreements, solve disputes, and create rules that keep global trade fair and functional.

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1.Pre-Modern Globalization

This phase mark the start of ancient route and expansion of empires. The silk road is one of the primary roads used by different empire for there goods, ideas, and cultural practices. This era was the spread of religions, technologies, and economic interdependence.

2. Colonial Globalization

This phase mark the start of European countries to expand there trade routes and territories. It is also the continuation of expanding religion throughout the world. Colonial Globalization reshaped global power dynamics and economic structure, leaving a lasting impact on colonial regions.

3. Post-WW2 Globalization

This phase is characterized by the establishment of global institutions and significant technological advancement. It is also the formation of United Nations(UN) and Bretton Woods System aimed to promote international cooperation and economic stability. Post-WW2 Globalization increased trade liberalization, foreign investment and the rise of multinational corporation.

4. 21st Century Globalization

This phase is driven by the digital revolution and social media. This is the emergence of new economic power, rise of global social movement, and increased awareness of global challenges. The rise of social media platform, internet and e-commerce.

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Information Overload

Description: Too much information online makes it difficult to filter what is reliable and useful.

Impact in Education: Students may be overwhelmed, distracted, or misinformed by unverified sources.

Solution: Teach digital literacy, critical thinking, and fact-checking skills to help learners navigate global information responsibly.

Time Zone Differences

Description: Global collaboration often requires people in different time zones to coordinate.

Impact in Education: Online classes, webinars, or group projects across countries become difficult to schedule.

Solution: Use recorded lectures, flexible learning platforms, and asynchronous activities to accommodate different schedules.

Data Privacy and Security

Description: Sharing information globally raises risks of data misuse or cyberattacks.

Impact in Education: Students’ personal data, research work, or school systems may be exposed to security threats.

Solution: Adopt strong cybersecurity measures, enforce privacy laws, and educate users about safe online practices.

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TWO- WAY PROCESS

Video conferencing platforms like

Zoom allow businesses in different countries to collaborate in real time. This shows the two-way process where globalization creates the need for better communication, while communication technology accelerates globalization.

CROSS-CULTURAL COMMUNICATION

Apps like Duolingo help people learn new languages and understand other cultures. This improves cross-cultural communication by breaking language barriers and promoting better relationships in global interactions.

GLOBAL AWARENESS

Social media platforms spread awareness about global issues such as climate change and human rights. Through communication, people in different countries become united in solving problems that affect the whole world.

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Positive Impacts of Communication in Globalization

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Positive Impacts of Communication in Globalization

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Access to Global Knowledge and Resources – Communication technologies allow students and teachers to access international research, online journals, and open educational resources. For example, a student in the Philippines can study materials from Harvard or Oxford libraries through online platforms.

Collaboration and Exchange Opportunities – Global communication fosters partnerships between schools, universities, and educators across countries. This enables student exchange programs, joint research projects, and virtual classrooms where learners from different nations collaborate.

Professional Development for Educators – Teachers can join international webinars, online training, and professional networks, giving them exposure to new teaching strategies and innovations. This strengthens the quality of education delivered locally.

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Globalization connects us and opens many opportunities, but it also risks erasing cultural traditions that shape our identity and values. The challenge is to embrace progress while protecting the practices that give us wisdom, community, and resilience. If we strike this balance, globalization can enrich diversity instead of diminishing it.

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The Impact of Globalization on Cultural Identity  | Katherine Ocher | TEDxLisi Lake Youth

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Back in high school, smartphones played a big role because teachers would often send reminders about homework, quizzes, or even sudden announcements through group chats. The internet was our go-to for research since it gave us access to articles, videos, and other resources that really helped us understand lessons beyond the textbook. During times when classes were suspended, video conferencing apps like Zoom or Google Meet made it possible for us to still attend lectures, recitations, and even group activities online. Social media was also widely used—not just for fun, but for education too—since teachers would create class groups where they posted important updates, while students used it to share reviewers, notes, and project ideas. Looking back, I realized that these technologies didn’t just make learning easier; they also made school life more engaging, and honestly, I can’t imagine going through high school without them.