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This document outlines an interdisciplinary vocabulary project for first grade economics standards. It identifies key economic vocabulary for first graders, including wants, money, goods, services, opportunity costs, and scarcity. It also lists common core standards addressed. Sample resources are provided, such as the book "If You Give a Pig a Pancake" and worksheets, games, and websites focusing on economic concepts. Students would be asked to create comics using an online tool to demonstrate their understanding of the vocabulary. This hands-on activity allows students to apply the concepts creatively.
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Consumer Culture CHAPTER 8
PART 3
8-‐1
Learning Outcomes
Understand how culture provides the true meaning of
objects and activities.
Use the key dimensions of core societal values to apply
the concept of cultural distance.
Define acculturation and enculturation.
List fundamental elements of verbal and non-verbal
communication.
Discuss current emerging consumer markets and scan for
opportunities.
8-‐2
Understand how culture provides
the true meaning of objects and
activities.
8-‐3
What Is Culture?
Consumer culture–
commonly held societal
beliefs that define what is
socially gratifying.
8-‐4
Exhibit 8.1:
Culture, Meaning, and Value
8-‐5
Identify some of the many dietary
restrictions in various cultures, and
how companies such as McDonald’s
have had to adapt their menus.
A visit to McDonald’s websites for
several countries illustrates this.
Food preferences are not always
driven by religious restrictions—
many cultures take pleasure in
foods (horse, snail, frog, dog, etc.)
that Canadian culture does not
embrace! Where do such
Preferences originate in the culture.
Culture, Meaning, and Value
Gives meaning to objects
Gives meaning to
activities
Facilitates communication
8-‐6
What is the “meaning” of the Maple Leaf,
a cup of tea, a cross. Consider the
cultural basis of the meaning.
Suggest typically Canadian activities—
watching the Stanley Cup playoffs,
going to the cottage, or camping may
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meanings of these activities. Is camping
more than sleeping in a tent?
What non-verbal communications
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or a shrug of the shoulders mean.
Cultural Norms and Sanctions
Cultural Norm
Rule that specifies the
appropriate behaviour in
a given situation within a
specific culture.
Cultural Sanction
Penalty associated with
performing a non-
gratifying or culturally
inconsistent behaviour.
8-‐7
Exhibit 8.2:
Societal Role Expectations Vary
8-‐8
Think of some “roles” you play
regularly: student, employee,
son/daughter, boyfriend/girlfriend.
Consider whether your
Consumption choices are
sometimes influenced
by the role of the moment.
For example, do you tend to order
beer and chicken wings when out
with friends but Diet Coke and a
salad when having lunch with the
boss? Why?
Use the key dimensions of core
societal values to apply the
concept of cultural distance.
8-‐9
Dimensions of Cultural Values
Masculinity
Uncertainty
Avoidance
Individualism
Power Distance
Long-Term
Orientation
8-‐10
How might marketing need to change based on cultural values:
-High vs. low individualism influences imagery (the lone cowboy vs. a group setting),
language (“rugged,” “independent”), and message (buy this to get ahead vs. buy this
to improve company performance).
-Using aut.
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