Cultural Iceberg

Population, Culture & Migration
Geography
Bilingual Education year 1



Mister De Graaf
Boss of Geography
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This lesson contains 13 slides, with interactive quiz, text slides and 1 video.

Items in this lesson

Population, Culture & Migration
Geography
Bilingual Education year 1



Mister De Graaf
Boss of Geography

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This lesson
Poster presentation Natural Disasters
Reflection on last lesson
Cultural Iceberg

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Use of English in class
Assessment
Student speaks mostly Dutch to teacher and fellow students
Poor
Student addresses teacher in English but speaks mostly Dutch with fellow students 
insufficient
Student always addresses teacher in English and converses in English with fellow students
sufficient
Student consistently speaks English and serves as an example for his or her fellow students
merit

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Explain in three short sentences what last lesson was about

Slide 5 - Open question

Summarized
Nature = everything which you’re born with (f.e. skin colour or hair colour)
Culture = everything which you’ve been taught (f.e. religion, language, habits)
Cultural region = a region with people who share common cultural characteristics.
The unequal distribution of wealth is the main driver behind migration
--> Migration meanwhile is an important driver behind cultural encounters
--> Misunderstanding between different cultures can give conflict 
Reflection

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Dress codes!
Write a dress code you think is appropiate for Walburg College.
(minimum of 50 words)

Could your dresscode be universal?
Explain why it could or couldn't be.

Present in front of the class
Reflection

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Slide 8 - Video

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Cultures have different layers
Visible: food & clothing
Less visible: atttitudes & beliefs

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You usually only see the top of an iceberg
Yet the largest part can be found below the surface  

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Your turn!
  • Individually, create a cultural iceberg of the Netherlands.
  • Add at least 5 elements of surface culture.
  • Add at least 5 elements of deep culture.
  • Add pictures, drawings or explanations to make the elements clear to your buddy in Shanghai.
  • Add the names of all your sources.
  • Ready? Send a picture of your Cultural Iceberg via email to your buddy in Shanghai. Add menno.de.graaf@ozhw.nl to the email.

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