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    Globalization has impacted education in several ways. It has increased international integration and the exchange of ideas between countries through education. John Dewey's philosophy emphasized that education is a social process and schools can be agents for social reform by giving students opportunities to interact with the curriculum. Additionally, higher education aims to broaden students' awareness of the world through exposure to diverse human thought and creativity. However, globalization in education also presents challenges like a demand for more skilled workers, overuse of technology negatively impacting students, and English becoming the dominant language at the cost of local cultures and languages.

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    Globalization has impacted education in several ways. It has increased international integration and the exchange of ideas between countries through education. John Dewey's philosophy emphasized that education is a social process and schools can be agents for social reform by giving students opportunities to interact with the curriculum. Additionally, higher education aims to broaden students' awareness of the world through exposure to diverse human thought and creativity. However, globalization in education also presents challenges like a demand for more skilled workers, overuse of technology negatively impacting students, and English becoming the dominant language at the cost of local cultures and languages.

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    Impact of Globalization in Education

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    Albrow, Martin and Elizabeth King (eds.) (1990).Globalization, Knowledge and Society is a common term for processes of international integration arising from increasing human activity and interchange of worldviews, products, ideas, and other aspects of culture.

    John Dewey American philosopher, psychologist and educational reformer education and learning are social and interactive processes, and thus the school itself is a social institution through which social reform can and should take place. In addition, he believed that students thrive in an environment where they are allowed to experience and interact with the curriculum, and all students should have the opportunity to take part in their own learning.

    a distinct construct from globalization, does what higher education has traditionally aimed to do: extend students awareness of the world in which they live by opening them to the diverse heritage of human thought, action, and creativity.

    School is a major formal agency for conveying knowledge

    The students are exposed to other culture.

    SCHOOLING

    Our kids will shape our nations future

    Can help in increasing the communication skill among the students

    Change in methodology

    GLOBALIZATION MOVES WITH ICT

    NEW METHODOLOGY IN TEACHING

    Veteran teachers New teachers

    Chalks

    Blackboard

    Text books

    Animation

    Projector

    E-Books

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    Demand more skilled worker

    Effects of gadgets usage

    Limited access of internet

    5
    Culture

    English as the dominant language

    NEGATIVE IMPACTS OF GLOBALIZ ATION IN EDUCATION

    EDUCATIONAL INNOVATION

    NEW METHODOLOGY IN LEARNING


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