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Culture (Post Lesson) by https://padlet.com/kilbab1/oqck9yogy3zu 3 comments, 2 questions, 1 analogy en-us 2018-10-23 07:20:19 UTC 2018-10-30 06:36:31 UTC hello@padlet.com Keira - 3 Comments, 2 Questions and 1 Analogy https://padlet.com/kilbab1/oqck9yogy3zu/wish/297873260 Comments

1. When someone looks at a culture all he/she sees is just the part of the iceberg above water. That person has no idea what is below until that person becomes involved with that particular culture.
2. Many cultures are similar in many ways you just can't see it on the outside.
3. You cannot assume any culture in anyway because you don't know what is on the inside.

Questions
1. Why does culture have such a big effect on people's lives?
2. What are the similarities between different cultures?]]> 2018-10-29 04:39:38 UTC https://padlet.com/kilbab1/oqck9yogy3zu/wish/297873260 Harsha https://padlet.com/kilbab1/oqck9yogy3zu/wish/297873434 Three Comments;
a. There are various aspects to culture, and not all of them are as clear to understand as others.
b. Contrary to some belief, culture does not have to be interlinked with religion, though in some cases is.
c. Culture is something which will never be fully understood by anyone, no matter how long one studies it.

Two Questions;
a. Can one small cultural misunderstanding/misinterpretation lead to detrimental outcomes? Why/How?
b. How has culture adapted to the modern times?

One Analogy;
a. One with no culture is identical to a bird with no nest. ]]> 2018-10-29 04:40:35 UTC https://padlet.com/kilbab1/oqck9yogy3zu/wish/297873434 Jessica K https://padlet.com/kilbab1/oqck9yogy3zu/wish/297873625 Three Thoughts:
1. You should not assume what a specific culture is just by observing the surface, but instead understanding it deeper.
2. Culture is something that require many questions to understand, but never to fully apprehend.
3. Culture has many aspects that we may not be able to explain with words or actions.

Two Questions:
- Why is understand culture so important to us?
- Is making assumptions different to expressing your perspective on a culture?

One Analogy:
Culture is like a cake, it has many layers inside that is covered by the outermost shell.]]> 2018-10-29 04:42:26 UTC https://padlet.com/kilbab1/oqck9yogy3zu/wish/297873625 Jessica C https://padlet.com/kilbab1/oqck9yogy3zu/wish/297873666 3 thoughts:
- Culture is what people need to look in deeply.
- Culture can be same in the outside with other cultures but are different from the inside.
- Culture shouldn't be assume by only looking from the surface and you should look in to the deep.
2 questions:
- Why do we need to understand culture?
- Is all cultures unique?
1 Analogy:
Culture is like earth, it has many layers and can't be seen deeply.

]]> 2018-10-29 04:42:45 UTC https://padlet.com/kilbab1/oqck9yogy3zu/wish/297873666 Louis https://padlet.com/kilbab1/oqck9yogy3zu/wish/297873998 3 thoughts:
- Culture can be different on the inside rather than what it looks like on the surface such as you could not know about the deep culture.
- Some people think that culture and religion are the same but in not all cases is that true.
- Culture is a way to bring a community of people together so they can celebrate different holidays in their culture.
2 questions:
- How could culture change someones life?
- Can you switch between different cultures?
1 Analogy:
- Culture can shape someones identity as easily as you can shape dough.

]]> 2018-10-29 04:45:11 UTC https://padlet.com/kilbab1/oqck9yogy3zu/wish/297873998 Kaitlyn https://padlet.com/kilbab1/oqck9yogy3zu/wish/297874085 3 thoughts:
- There are a lot of factors in every culture that we may not understand
- If we are not part of the culture, we may only see a small part of it
- Cultures are made up of a lot of things that we may not see, different from each culture

2 questions:
- To what extent does a person in a culture understand the factors that make up the culture, both surface and deep?
- Can someone a part of the same culture share different views of the world and beliefs, or does that make them a part of a different culture?
1 Analogy
Pictures are a thousand words, just as culture is made up of a thousand factors

]]> 2018-10-29 04:45:49 UTC https://padlet.com/kilbab1/oqck9yogy3zu/wish/297874085 Katie https://padlet.com/kilbab1/oqck9yogy3zu/wish/297874126 Three thoughts:
- There are a lot of different cultures in the world, some are more known than others.
- Cultures that are unseen are still very important to represent who you are.
- You shouldn't just look at the more 'famous' cultures, because understanding culture more/deeper would also show you the other different and special cultures too.

2 Questions:
- How does culture bring a community together?
- How are different people's perspective on culture going to affect others?

1 Analogy:
Culture is like a dress, you can't see how many layers are inside it, unless you look underneath it or wear it.

]]> 2018-10-29 04:45:59 UTC https://padlet.com/kilbab1/oqck9yogy3zu/wish/297874126 Angus choil1 https://padlet.com/kilbab1/oqck9yogy3zu/wish/297874373 3 Thoughts:
- It can influence how someone thinks, believes, values, humors, hopes, and loyalties.
- When working with people, it is vital to know their cultures and religious backgrounds. This is because they can make decisions you might not be thinking about or even know of.
- Surface culture is quite obvious to the eye, however deep culture is what is the most part of what a person decides to do, believe or choose.

2 Questions:
- In the same cultural community, are there any differences in their beliefs and choices and what they do, even though they are from the same culture? How?
- Can we live without culture? What would the world be like without it?

1 Analogy:
- Culture is like a pin— when it is drilled into the wall, you only see the head of things. However when you pull it out to get a closer/deeper look, you will really see what you are missing out on— and parts of it can be quite sharp and painful as well.]]> 2018-10-29 04:47:41 UTC https://padlet.com/kilbab1/oqck9yogy3zu/wish/297874373 Ronny https://padlet.com/kilbab1/oqck9yogy3zu/wish/297874585 3 thoughts
- A culture can be interpreted in different ways by different people
- Culture is something that takes time to understand due to the many implications in that culture
- A culture can be made up of different opinions and rules or traditions of a group of people

2 questions
- How does someone understand the deeper part of culture?
- Can there be 2 groups of people of the same culture?

1 analogy
Culture is like a cake, you will not know what is on the inside until you cut into it.]]> 2018-10-29 04:49:22 UTC https://padlet.com/kilbab1/oqck9yogy3zu/wish/297874585 Maggie - 3 thoughts, 2 questions, 1 analogy https://padlet.com/kilbab1/oqck9yogy3zu/wish/297874623 3 thoughts:
1. Culture isn't always shown easily and you have to find out more about the person to learn about their culture
2. Culture can be many different things
3. Culture is not easy to understand and is viewed differently by different people
2 questions:
1. Can your culture change? and if it can how?
2. How important is culture? and is it more important to some people than others?

1 analogy
1. Culture is like a book, you have to continue reading to find out more

]]> 2018-10-29 04:49:43 UTC https://padlet.com/kilbab1/oqck9yogy3zu/wish/297874623 Brian https://padlet.com/kilbab1/oqck9yogy3zu/wish/297874647 3 Thoughts:
1. Culture can be very influencing, it will influence someone's decisions in life, it will affect actions. Culture can cause a person to develop flaws.
2. The background of a person, is severely influenced by culture, and what they believe is true. If you live in a very culturally-mixed society, it takes time to adapt to other's actions and loyalties.
3. Culture can affect one's perception of the world. Some cultures have ideas of what they believe is true or untrue about the world, some may think that it is bad to share thoughts, because it can be intruding, and some cultures encourage that.
2 Questions:
1. How does culture benefit society and help a person through life?
2. What types of culture may be beneficial to people?
1 Analogy:

]]> 2018-10-29 04:50:02 UTC https://padlet.com/kilbab1/oqck9yogy3zu/wish/297874647 Mini https://padlet.com/kilbab1/oqck9yogy3zu/wish/297874763 3 thoughts:
- We can't judge a culture based off what we see
- Cultures aren't only made up of Food, Language etc. .
- Being apart of a culture isn't a small matter
2 questions:
- Do people get easily offended when somebody misinterperates their culture?
- Can 2 polar opposites be apart of the same culture?
1 analogy:
Culture is like your future, you never know what lies ahead.]]> 2018-10-29 04:51:00 UTC https://padlet.com/kilbab1/oqck9yogy3zu/wish/297874763 Kristy https://padlet.com/kilbab1/oqck9yogy3zu/wish/297874820 3 Comments:
-Many cultures are not understood in depth.
-A lot of people do not understand other cultures because they aren't apart of it.
-Culture shapes the identity of people.
2 Questions:
How does culture help bring people together?
Can people have cultures that contradict?
1 Analogy:

]]> 2018-10-29 04:51:30 UTC https://padlet.com/kilbab1/oqck9yogy3zu/wish/297874820 Niall https://padlet.com/kilbab1/oqck9yogy3zu/wish/297874843 3 thoughts -
How can people really understand a foreign culture?
How would society function without culture?
Social media would be so different without culture.

2 questions -
Can you jump from being in one culture to another?
What are the specifications for being in a culture?

1 analogy -
Someone not having culture is like having fish without the chips.]]> 2018-10-29 04:51:44 UTC https://padlet.com/kilbab1/oqck9yogy3zu/wish/297874843 Ellen https://padlet.com/kilbab1/oqck9yogy3zu/wish/297875196 3 thoughts:
1. There are certain things from someones culture that are easier to identify than others
2. Many people don't really understand someone else's culture because they only know about the surface of it.
3. Culture is more than what we actually see

2 questions:
1. How can culture bring people together?
2. How do you understand more about the culture

1 analogy:
A culture is like a tree, there are many roots underneath that support the tree.]]> 2018-10-29 04:54:29 UTC https://padlet.com/kilbab1/oqck9yogy3zu/wish/297875196 Avis https://padlet.com/kilbab1/oqck9yogy3zu/wish/297875254 Thoughts
- There's a lot more to culture than we think
- We can't a judge a book by it's cover and the same goes for culture
- It influences how you think, feel, look, values, etc..

Questions:
- Could people change completely cultures?
- If they can will they still have traits that are influenced by the previous culture.
Analogy:
Culture is like an iceberg, theres a part where you can see and a part where you can't ]]> 2018-10-29 04:54:59 UTC https://padlet.com/kilbab1/oqck9yogy3zu/wish/297875254 Jayden https://padlet.com/kilbab1/oqck9yogy3zu/wish/297875818 1. There is a lot more than just what you see
2. You can't judge other culture by what you see.
3. Cu]]> 2018-10-29 04:58:55 UTC https://padlet.com/kilbab1/oqck9yogy3zu/wish/297875818 Ruben https://padlet.com/kilbab1/oqck9yogy3zu/wish/297875821 I think people should be less ignorant about culture
I think that it is interesting that cultures are interesting]]> 2018-10-29 04:58:57 UTC https://padlet.com/kilbab1/oqck9yogy3zu/wish/297875821