Course 1: Unfamiliar Places
Culture shock is the feeling you have when you move from a familiar culture to an _________ culture.
Unfamiliar
There are two parts of culture. The parts we can ____ and the parts we can't _____.
See
True or False: Games are deep culture. They are culture that you can not see.
FALSE. They are surface culture.
How many nations were in your class?
2
What were the three types of money in the simulation game?
pigglies
spidies
pasghettis
The first stage of culture shock is...
Preparing to Leave
Name at least 3 different parts of culture that we can see.
Answers may vary:
Clothing
Holidays
Music
Food
Games
Language
Dance
What is a value? Give an example.
Values are the principles or beliefs that you believe are the most important.
Example: Honesty
Each nation had different ____ and _____.
norms and values
He is an athlete so he probably is not very good in school and gets bad grades.
What is this?
A stereotype.
Everything is annoying. This place is so different from your home. Why can't this place be like your home?
What stage of culture shock is this?
Irritated
What is one example culture you can see from a different nation?
Answers can vary. They might use India.
What is deep culture?
Culture you can not see easily--norms and values in a culture.
The way we say hello and goodbye to each other is called a ________.
greeting
What nation did we go to in the culture shock video in Course 1?
India
You start to learn how to live in this new place. You start to understand the culture. You are getting better at doing things.
What stage of culture shock is this?
What is a cultural game that is only in Japan?
Answers may vary.
What are some norms in Japan?
Answers can vary:
bowing when greeting, standing in line, wearing masks when you are ill, etc.
What did you have to buy from the other nation?
souvenirs
Name 3 of the souvenirs you needed to buy in the Roller Coaster Ride simulation.
Answers may vary:
Candy
T-Shirt
Globe
Keychain
Postcard
Book
Pen
Hat
What are the 4 parts of cultural competence?
I understand my own _____.
I am ______ about cultural differences.
I want to learn about other ______.
I accept and ______ the differences of other cultures.
I understand my own culture.
I want to learn about other cultures.
I am positive about cultural differences.
I accept and respect the differences of other cultures.
Holiday?
Clothing?
Language?
Food?
Dance?
Games?
Instrument?
Answers can vary!
Give at least 3 examples of deep culture--culture that you can not see easily.
values, humor, beliefs, biases, manners, personal space, body language, rules, work ethic, thoughts about age
Answers may vary
Who went to the other nation first?
researchers
True