Step 1: Begin by reading the following articles: Yip, J. & Eaton, S. (2014). "Globalization: An overview." Canadian Points Of View: Globalization, Graham, J. (2014). "Point: Globalization provides a better life for all." Canadian Points Of View: Globalization, Lambrick, M. (2014). "Counterpoint: Globalization benefits powerful businesses at the expense of poor nations." Canadian Points Of View: Globalization. (These readings are located under 'Course Readings - Unit 3.') Step 2: Then, work through the Module 8 Learning Materials, which will guide you through the author's arguments, and offer additional resources (i.e. videos) to support your exploration of this week's content. Step 3: Ask yourself the questions in the chart below. They will get you started thinking about ways that globalization is influencing you. By being aware of globalization at work in your life, you can better decide how much you want it to affect your identity. Economic Dimensions of Your World Social Dimensions of Your World Political Dimensions of Your World.

Incorporate globalization to the following questions and give examples for each.

Do you buy items that originate in other countries?

Do you, a family member, or someone in your community work for a business that has expanded its operations into other countries?

Do you ever listen to music created by international artists or watch television shows made in other countries?

Do you use email, read people's blogs, or chat with friends in online chat groups such as WhatsApp, FB Messenger, or Instagram?

Are your political representatives ever influenced by international pressure or the treaties that they sign?

Do they ever respond to global events by providing disaster relief?

Requirements: Keeping in mind the three dimensions of globalization (economic, social, and political), response to the following question: "To what extent does globalization influence my life?" Be sure to use details and examples drawn from the above articles on globalization , and the learning materials to support your ideas, and demonstrate your understanding of course content.