Reference no: EM133105086

Goal of the Summative: Reflect on your learning in the International Business course and communicate the depth of your understanding through questions!

What is to be submitted/evaluated: 

1. Create questions for each Overarching Learning Goal we have covered in the course. 

2. You must have:

Four Primary Questions

Three Secondary Questions

Two Tertiary Questions

Two Final Questions

3. A five minute interview where you may be asked to provide detailed possible responses for some, if not all  step 2, 3 and 4 questions. 

4. You will also have to justify your step placement of those questions. 

Rule: 

1. You cannot have two questions that apply to one learning goal in the same step of questioning. 

2. Tertiary and Final Questions - There should be 1 question from each strand (A total of 4 questions)

3. Be creative - use the examples as a guide. Your questions should not all have the exact same format. 

Information: 

1. Trade in the Global Economy 

2. Factors that Influence Success 

3. Marketing, Distribution & Logistics 

4. Ethics and Decision Making

Primary Questions: Facts and Basic Information

In this step of questioning the goal is to have you be able to write a question that assesses the ability of the reader to recall basic information about the course material. 

Example: A Multiple Choice, True/False, Fill in the blank, etc type of question.

Secondary Questions: Application and Impact

In this step of questioning the goal is to have you be able to write a question that assesses the ability of the reader to apply the facts and ideas learned to the current global business environment. 

Example: Provide an example of XX and how it has impacted XX.

Tertiary Questions: Analysis and Interpretation

In this step of questioning the goal is to have you be able to write a question that assesses the ability of the reader to analyze and interpret a current trend in international business. 

Example: If XX, then .....?

Final Questions: Critical Thinking and Debate

In this step of questioning the goal is to have you be able to write a question that assesses the ability of the reader to debate current issues about different international business scenarios.

Example: Create a topic for debate taking into consideration multiple perspectives relating to International Business.