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Questions and Answers
What is a primary reason for global migration?
What is a primary reason for global migration?
- Political stability
- Cultural enrichment
- Economic disparities (correct)
- Technological advancement
How does migration contribute to cultural diversity?
How does migration contribute to cultural diversity?
- By enforcing cultural assimilation
- By limiting social interactions
- By introducing new languages and cuisines (correct)
- By diminishing local traditions
Which factor can drive individuals to migrate illegally?
Which factor can drive individuals to migrate illegally?
- Political encouragement
- Availability of legal pathways
- Economic desperation (correct)
- Strong migration policies
What challenges can global migration pose to host countries?
What challenges can global migration pose to host countries?
What role do environmental factors play in global migration?
What role do environmental factors play in global migration?
What is one of the primary benefits of media literacy in the workplace?
What is one of the primary benefits of media literacy in the workplace?
Which of the following best describes the Urban Heat Island Effect?
Which of the following best describes the Urban Heat Island Effect?
How does cultural exchange contribute to global awareness?
How does cultural exchange contribute to global awareness?
What is a key aspect of research skills in educational settings?
What is a key aspect of research skills in educational settings?
Which city is recognized as the business hub of Metro Manila?
Which city is recognized as the business hub of Metro Manila?
Which of the following is considered a global city?
Which of the following is considered a global city?
What does cultural competence enhance in students?
What does cultural competence enhance in students?
What issue arises in global cities due to population density?
What issue arises in global cities due to population density?
Flashcards
Media Literacy
Media Literacy
The ability to navigate and use information effectively.
Urban Heat Island Effect
Urban Heat Island Effect
Urban areas are warmer than surrounding areas due to buildings and reduced vegetation.
Global Cities
Global Cities
Cities with significant economic and cultural influence worldwide (e.g., New York, London).
Cultural Exchange
Cultural Exchange
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Research Skills
Research Skills
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Infrastructure Strain
Infrastructure Strain
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Cultural Competence
Cultural Competence
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Global Demography
Global Demography
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Transportation Emissions
Transportation Emissions
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Global Migration
Global Migration
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Labor Migration
Labor Migration
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Family Reunification Migration
Family Reunification Migration
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Environmental Migration
Environmental Migration
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Study Notes
News and Entertainment
- News provides information on current events, politics, and societal issues.
- Entertainment includes films, TV shows, music, video games, and streaming services.
Educational Content
- Educational content is used in academics and professions.
- Cross-cultural exchange in education enhances learning and promotes global perspectives.
Cultural Exchange and Hybridization
- Media facilitates cultural exchange and blending of cultures (e.g., K-pop).
Media Literacy
- Media literacy is a valued skill in communication, marketing, and public relations.
- Employers seek individuals who can effectively use information.
Research Skills
- Students learn to analyze and evaluate information sources, differentiating credible from biased content.
Cultural Competence
- Gaining insight into diverse religious traditions enhances cultural competency and global awareness.
- This is vital for fields like anthropology, sociology, and international relations.
Global Demography
- Global demography is the statistical study of human populations.
Global Cities
- Global cities include New York, London, Tokyo, Paris, and Hong Kong.
- Manila is a global city, the capital of the Philippines.
- Quezon City is within Metro Manila.
- Makati City is a business hub (Metro Manila).
Infrastructure Strain
- Overcrowding pressures transportation, housing, and public services.
Climate Change in Global Cities
- Urban Heat Island effect: Urban areas have higher temperatures due to infrastructure (concrete, asphalt).
- Transportation contributes to emissions (vehicles, ports, airports).
- Mitigation strategies are needed.
Global Migration
- People migrate for economic opportunities, conflict, and environmental factors.
- Workers migrate seeking higher wages and improved working conditions.
- Families migrate to reunite with relatives.
Environmental Factors
- Environmental factors (e.g., droughts, floods, sea-level rise) can motivate migration.
Unauthorized/Illegal Migration
- Some migrants enter without permission or overstay visas.
Cultural Diversity
- Migration enriches societies with new languages, traditions, and perspectives.
Labor Market Dynamics
- Migrants fill labor shortages but may face exploitation or discrimination.
Political and Policy Challenges
- Migration raises challenges for border control, security, social cohesion, and public perception.
- Varying policies exist regarding migration.
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