15 Mark Question Plan - Globalisation and Youth Cultures

Question 1

How many studies must you include in your answer?

Answer 1

4

Question 2

What must you do at the end of explaining every point paragraph?

Answer 2

Link it to the question

Question 3

P1 Point

Answer 3

The relationship is shown with how everything has lost its meaning

Question 4

P1 Supporting Study

Answer 4

Polhemus

Question 5

P1 Explanation

Answer 5

There has been a ‘triumph of style over substance’, meaning that young people do not care as much for the symbolism of clothes or behaviour anymore

Question 6

P2 Point

Answer 6

Globalisation has made it so that youth cultures never fully commit to norms and values

Question 7

P2 Supporting Study

Answer 7

Bennet

Question 8

P2 Explanation

Answer 8

Young people had a ‘pick and mix’ approach with their norms and values, and these would frequently change

Question 9

P3 Point

Answer 9

Globalisation reduces the incentive for young people to go outside

Question 10

P3 Supporting Study(s)

Answer 10

Livingstone, McLuhan

Question 11

P3 Supporting Study Explanation 1

Answer 11

Modern bedroom culture has technology which allows young people to talk to their friends at home and find out about the world from their house

Question 12

P3 Supporting Study Explanation 2

Answer 12

The ‘global village’ emphasises the interconnectedness of everything in the world, they can talk to others in different countries and not go outside