1. Interactive Teaching Methods A Personal Globalization Inventory Allan Bird University of Missouri-St. Louis

2. ©Bird, 2007 1 Concerns about my task this afternoon …..

3. ©Bird, 2007 2 Your Personal Globalization s How many languages do you speak? And, how many people can you communicate with the languages you speak? s How many countries have you lived in or visited? s How many people do you know outside your own country? How many different countries are they from? s How involved are you in the global economy? Let ’ s make this more tangible …..

4. ©Bird, 2007 3 A Personal Globalization Inventory s Analyze everything you are wearing and that is currently in your possession: –Where did each item come from? –What items have components/parts that came from somewhere else? –What items have raw materials that came from somewhere else? –If you can, list the countries of origin for the components and raw materials.

5. ©Bird, 2007 4 One World, One Thirst

6. ©Bird, 2007 5 One World, One Food

7. ©Bird, 2007 6 One World, One Car

8. ©Bird, 2007 7 One World, One Worldview

9. ©Bird, 2007 8 One World, One Galaxy

10. ©Bird, 2007 9 One World, More than Two Faiths

11. ©Bird, 2007 10 One World, One Language

12. ©Bird, 2007 11 One World, Ten Tongue

13. ©Bird, 2007 12 Parts Assembly Advertising Design Sales Location Economies Pontiac LeMans Assembly

14. ©Bird, 2007 13 Is Pontiac Le Mans American? Price paid by consumer to GM: $15,000 GM pays: –to South Korea for labor and assembly$4,500 –to Japan for engines, transaxles, electronics$2,500 –to Germany for styling and design engineering$1,050 –to Taiwan, Singapore & Japan for components$600 –to Britain for advertising & marketing$275 –to Ireland for data processing services$75 –to GM employees, contractors & shareholders$6,000 $15,000