The document discusses solutions to prevent the destruction of local cultures due to globalization. It recommends starting cultural education in schools from a young age without forcing traditions, and establishing cultural museums throughout the country to teach people about the culture and make exhibits more attractive, such as by offering free entrance. These measures aim to counter the negative effects of globalization and include culture more in daily life to avoid its extinction over time rather than expecting immediate solutions.
The document discusses solutions to prevent the destruction of local cultures due to globalization. It recommends starting cultural education in schools from a young age without forcing traditions, and establishing cultural museums throughout the country to teach people about the culture and make exhibits more attractive, such as by offering free entrance. These measures aim to counter the negative effects of globalization and include culture more in daily life to avoid its extinction over time rather than expecting immediate solutions.
The document discusses solutions to prevent the destruction of local cultures due to globalization. It recommends starting cultural education in schools from a young age without forcing traditions, and establishing cultural museums throughout the country to teach people about the culture and make exhibits more attractive, such as by offering free entrance. These measures aim to counter the negative effects of globalization and include culture more in daily life to avoid its extinction over time rather than expecting immediate solutions.
tion has some positive effects, it has a very important and critical negative effect, which is the destruction of local cultures and tradi- tions. Although this situation is not much no- ticed today, it will affect our children, espe- cially our grandchildren, in the future. This is why we must avoid this extinction . It may be useful to teach young people about our own culture and traditions and to establish cultural museums. This essay will briefly explain the solutions.
First of all, as in everything else, education in
the cultural field should start from childhood. As children begin to understand something, we have to explain our culture, our traditions, and even show them by applying them. At the same time, some small activities related to this subject may be held in schools. But we must teach our own culture without forc- ing the children, without putting pressure on them. When children see behaviors that they see differently, these behaviors can be of in- terest to them and may be more attractive. In such situations, judging them is one of the worst things to do.
Secondly, some museums that will introduce
our culture to the public should be estab- lished. Some materials from the past to the present, even local clothes can be exhibited in these museums. Of course, there are mu- seums of this concept in some places, but we have to spread them throughout the country so that each part of the country can learn about our culture and our past properly. In addition, having free entrance to these museums will make them even more attrac- tive. This will increase the impact of muse- ums on society. As a result, it is a known fact that our tradi- tions have disappeared with the effect of globalization, but as I explained above, some measures can be taken to prevent this. In other words, if we include our culture more in our lives, we can get rid of these negative ef- fects. But since we do not experience this disappearance immediately, we should not expect to solve the problem suddenly.