Global trade
Lesson details
Learning outcome
I can investigate how we are linked to other people and places through global trade in clothing.
Key learning points
- Contemporary global trade patterns are complex, linking us to people and places far away through everyday goods.
- Global trade connects us to other countries of the world. This is an example of globalisation.
- World maps can be used to locate the countries where garments are made, and identify the spatial patterns revealed.
- The data collected, recorded and analysed can be communicated through a map and/or graphs.
Keywords
Global trade - Global trade is the exchange of goods, money and services between countries.
Spatial pattern - Spatial patterns show the links between where things are located.
Globalisation - Globalisation means the links and interdependencies between countries all around the world.
Manufactured - Something that is manufactured is made by humans, not nature, usually in large quantities for selling.
Common misconception
Globalisation is the process by which countries and people are becoming more developed.
Globalisation is the process by which countries and people are becoming more connected.
Teacher tip
Do a class tally to see where students clothes or pencil cases have come from.
Licence
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Prior knowledge starter quiz
6 Questions
Q1.What does trading mean?
Q2.What is a good?
Q3.What does service mean?
Q4.What does global mean?
Q5.What is a continent?
Q6.What is a spatial pattern?
Assessment exit quiz
6 Questions
Q1.What is International trade?
Q2.What is a good?
Q3.What is a service?
Q4.What is globalisation?
Q5.Where are most clothes made in the world?
Q6.What is an export?
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