HOW GLOBALIZATION CHANGED STUDENTS LIFE: BY CECI

hello guys, how are you? I'm here to say how globalization had changed students life after de pandemic. So, after and during covid-19, globalization has changed students life. It becomes more easier to learn a lot of positive education, but principaly to communicate and collaborate with people from different cultures; I mean, a student from Brazil could talk with someone from Japan, they could share their perspectives of anything, they could become friend, lovers, soulmates and stuff like that! and it's truly unbelievable think that we can contact people who are 100 km alway. Obviously this not affects only us (students), but companies, adults and everyone. But before we continue, let me tell you what globalization is. Put simply, globalization is the connection of different parts of the world. all of the countries are into globalization and it really affects economic. Socially, globalization is contributing to a world view in which people are more open and tolerant of one another. Globalization is here to stay and the result is a more connected world, buut be careful, globalization can hurt people just as easily as it can connect people! Now, we can go back; Because of globalization during covid-19 the currency of a lot of countries devalued, so these countries and principaly the population of these countries are soffering a lot. Considering that we already can say that some students of some countries have more advantage than others and also considering that a lot of people desenvolved some problems (anxiety, depression and others). Researches have recognized the positive effect and the intensification of the process of the online learning. However, the implementation of the technological base for active online learning in some countries is still limited on account of certain economic difficulties. Besides, many teachers and students complain about cultural resistance to online learning among the general public. We can truly say that globalization affects students, but not always affect in a positive way! ASS: Ceci