Resource type | Lesson plan |
Published date | 12 Feb 2023 |
Description | This lesson is designed to examine the movement of talent, viewed here as an economic commodity, as an engaging way to assist AP Human Geography students in understanding the concept of World-systems Theory. Tracking the location of Korean K-pop band BTS members’ place of birth versus their current homes and the location of the recording companies they’ve worked with across their careers, students will be able to visualize commodity flows, gaining a spatial understanding of the interconnectedness of the globalized economy. |
Subjects | AP Human Geography, Economics, Sociology |
Grade levels | 12 |
Keywords | World-systems theory, commodification, core, periphery, movement, globalization, toponym, colonialism, capitalism |
Author(s) | Mathew Williams |
Region(s) | Asiatic Russia, Australia/New Zealand, Caribbean, Central America, Central Asia, Eastern Africa, Eastern Asia, Eastern Europe, European Russia, Melanesia, Micronesia, Middle Africa, Northern Africa, Northern America, Northern Europe, Polynesia, South America, Southeastern Asia, Southern Africa, Southern Asia, Southern Europe, Western Africa, Western Asia, Western Europe |
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