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    This Italy culture lesson provides an overview of key aspects of Italian culture compared to American culture. The lesson includes objectives, a Google form for student responses, facts about Italy, comparisons of religion, language, culture, and education systems between the two countries, and information about Italian cuisine. Students are directed throughout the lesson to answer related questions on the Google form.

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    This Italy culture lesson provides an overview of key aspects of Italian culture compared to American culture. The lesson includes objectives, a Google form for student responses, facts about Italy, comparisons of religion, language, culture, and education systems between the two countries, and information about Italian cuisine. Students are directed throughout the lesson to answer related questions on the Google form.

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    This Italy culture lesson provides an overview of key aspects of Italian culture compared to American culture. The lesson includes objectives, a Google form for student responses, facts about Italy, comparisons of religion, language, culture, and education systems between the two countries, and information about Italian cuisine. Students are directed throughout the lesson to answer related questions on the Google form.

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    Italy Culture Lesson

    Delany Adams & Jillian Lambdin


    Objectives
    Students will be able to…

    ● Report key characteristics of the


    culture and background of Italy
    ● Compare the similarities and
    differences of United States and
    Italy’s language, culture, and
    education system.
    Google Form
    Throughout today's lesson, you will be
    filling out the following google form!

    Open this link in a new tab, you will be


    asked to answer questions throughout the
    PowerPoint lesson!

    Checkpoints are highlighted in green so


    look out f0r them!
    Learn Some Fun Facts About Italy!

    After watching the video, go to question 1 on today’s Google form!


    Italy
    ● A country located in Southern Europe
    ● Capital: Rome
    ● Population: 60.36 million
    ● Currency: Euro

    Go to the Google form for question 2!


    Religion In Italy
    ● The major religion in Italy is Roman
    Catholicism
    ● Roman catholics and other Christians
    make up 80% of the population, though
    only ⅓ of those are practicing Catholics
    ● Muslim, agnostic and athiest make up
    the other 20% of the population

    Go to the google form and answer question 3!


    Religion In United States
    ● 76-80% of Americans identify themselves as Catholics or Protestants
    ● 5% of the population identify as Non-christian religions such as Judaism,
    Buddhism, Hinduism, etc.
    ● 15% of the population claims no religious affiliation
    Language In Italy
    ● Around 93% of the population speaks Italian as a native language
    ● There are a number of dialects of the language including Sardinian, Friulian,
    Neapolitan, Sicilian, and Ligurian
    Language In United States
    ● English is the most commonly spoken language
    ● Following English, the most common languages are Spanish,
    Chinese, French, Tagalog, and Vietnamese
    Culture of Italy

    Go answer question 4 on the Google form!


    The Education System
    Go to the following link.

    Take 4-6 minutes to look through the website. Look out for key terms and
    differences between Italy’s system and your personal experience of school in the
    US!

    After reading about the education system, go to the google form and answer
    question 5!
    The United States Education System
    Italian Cuisine
    ● Wine, cheese, and pasta are important parts of Italian meals
    ● Food is a big part of Italian life, family gatherings are often centered around
    food
    ● Central Italy food consists more of spaghetti and pizza
    ● North Italy food consists more of fish, potatoes, pork, sausages, and cheeses
    are most common
    ● South Italy food consists more of tomato dominate dishes as well as capers,
    peppers, olives, olive oil, garlic, and ricotta cheese

    Go to the google form and answer question 6!


    End of Class Assignment!
    ● Today, we learned so much about Italy!
    ● Italy’s culture, language and education system differ in many ways!
    ● Buongiorno!

    Go to the Google form and answer question 7!


    References
    Boundless. “Boundless Sociology.” Lumen,
    courses.lumenlearning.com/boundless-sociology/chapter/the-structure-of-religion-in-the-u-s/.

    Burton, James. “The Most Spoken Languages In America.” WorldAtlas, WorldAtlas, 12 June 2018,
    www.worldatlas.com/articles/the-most-spoken-languages-in-america.html.

    “Education in Italy.” International Schools and the Education System in Italy | InterNations GO!,
    www.internations.org/go/moving-to-italy/education.

    “Education in the United States of America.” WENR, 16 Apr. 2019,


    wenr.wes.org/2018/06/education-in-the-united-states-of-america.

    Zimmermann, Kim Ann. “Italian Culture: Facts, Customs & Traditions.” LiveScience, Purch, 14 Sept. 2017,
    www.livescience.com/44376-italian-culture.html.

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