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2. Developing symbolic competence for intercultural learning of advanced EFL learners through critical incidents.
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Liao, Hongjing
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- 2024
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3. Vietnamese Teachers of English Perceptions and Practices of Culture in Language Teaching
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Nguyen, Chinh Duc, Ho, Thang Kiet Si, Le Ha, Phan, Series Editor, Kelley, Liam C., Series Editor, Nghia, Tran Le Huu, editor, Tran, Ly Thi, editor, and Ngo, Mai Tuyet, editor
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- 2024
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4. "It Is Tough to Come Back. Who Am I Now as a Language Teacher?": The Re-Positioning of Three Vietnamese Teachers of English Language Returning from Overseas Programs.
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Ngoc Tung Vu and Dinh, Hanh
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LANGUAGE teachers ,ENGLISH teachers ,TRANSFORMATIVE learning ,PSYCHOLOGY of teachers ,STUDENT teachers ,VIETNAMESE language - Abstract
Theoretically grounded in positioning theory, this study aimed to unpack three stories of Vietnamese teachers of English' transformation of teaching theory and practice due to their international and intercultural overseas experiences. Our ethnography study was centered on those teachers' varying perceptions of what and how to teach. Our examination of the teacher candidates' written critical reflection and interview was conducted over one year after they returned to teach in Vietnam. Particularly, these teachers' perceived teaching and learning changes were a possible consequence of their experiences of intercultural engagement in many local settings in their host countries where they had previously stayed before returning. Using positioning and transformative learning as a theoretical lens, the researchers explored how teachers' transformation was revealed after their return, suggesting that there were themes of positioning, including their modified cognition, awareness, attitudes, and behavior. More specifically, the findings implied that educational nation-level and school-level policy should pay more attention to the local English teachers' privileges and threats that drive how they navigate their professional careers, considering academic qualifications and personal attributes. While the former was related to implications for teacher education programs (that help them identify teaching philosophy, methodology, and teaching environments), the latter involved teacher characteristics, aspirations, and accumulated capital. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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5. O przeniesieniach leksykalnych w międzykulturowym nauczaniu języka polskiego.
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Kowalczyk, Natalia
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NATIVE language ,POLISH language ,MULTICULTURAL education ,SECONDARY education ,TRANSFER students - Abstract
This article examines the influence of English on the Polish language as evidenced in the written works of multilingual students educated in an intercultural context. The study aims to identify characteristic language errors made by Polish students studying within international communities from early childhood, with a primary focus on English-language education. This linguistic interplay between Polish and English presents a compelling phenomenon, particularly in terms of lexical transfers observed in students' works, which underscore the connectivity between the two languages and reflect linguistic associations with worldview. To present the research findings systematically, the article is structured into three parts. The first part discusses key issues related to intercultural education and self-identity. The second part examines lexical transfers within both glottodidactic and classical contexts, treating Polish as the mother tongue. The final part provides analyses of language tracings and hybrids, illustrating interlingual relations in intercultural teaching. By showcasing various types of spontaneous lexical errors commonly made by students, this study highlights the complexity of interculturality in multilingual high school education. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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6. Construction of Evaluation System for English Translation Teaching in Colleges and Universities under Cross-cultural Perspective
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He Tong
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intercultural teaching ,english translation ,teaching evaluation ,neural network algorithm ,68q05 ,Mathematics ,QA1-939 - Abstract
The construction of the evaluation system of English translation teaching in colleges and universities under the cross-cultural perspective to improve the quality of translation education. The focus is on integrating the LMBP neural network algorithm and quantitative judgment indexes to provide an adequate evaluation model for English translation teaching. The study adopts the neural network algorithm based on LMBP, combined with the quantitative processing methods of “AHP+DEA” and “Entropy Assignment Method+Euclidean Distance Method”, to systematically construct and empirically analyze the evaluation indexes of teaching. It is found that teaching construction, application and effect are the core indicators of evaluation. Regarding teaching construction, classroom content integrity (correlation coefficient 0.428) and learning resources integrity (correlation coefficient 0.439) are the key factors. Teaching application analysis showed that hybrid teaching positively correlated with student achievement (r=0.569). Conducting effectiveness analysis showed that student discussion and in-class performance were significantly and positively correlated with teaching evaluation (p
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- 2024
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7. Academic Language Development and Linguistic Discrimination: Perspectives from Internationally Educated Students.
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Page, Christina
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ACADEMIC language ,AMERICAN English language ,STUDENT attitudes ,APPRECIATIVE inquiry ,UNIVERSITIES & colleges - Abstract
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- 2023
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8. A Data Mining-Based Approach to Managing Intercultural Teaching Activities in Online Classrooms.
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Ru Wang, Xin Zhao, Fengming Jiao, Jiao Song, and Xinyuan Wu
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VIRTUAL classrooms ,ACTIVE learning ,ONLINE education ,CLASSROOM activities ,TEACHING methods - Abstract
Driven by globalization and technological advances, online education is coming into its own form, opening a window for students to learn across cultural boundaries. In such a context, the intercultural teaching activities in online classrooms are particularly important, as they provide students with a good opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of different cultures and merge into different backgrounds. However, most of the currently available methods of intercultural teaching activity management focus on conventional education modes or strategies, and there isn't a deep enough analysis about the features of network environment. Aiming at these matters, this study gave an in-depth discussion on the current status of the management of intercultural teaching in online classrooms, and introduced the technology of data mining to propose a more comprehensive and systematic solution for educational issues caused by cultural differences. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2023
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9. Understanding the Effect of Professional Learning Community on EFL Teachers’ Intercultural Teaching Competence.
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Li Hu and Saengchan Hemchua
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CULTURAL competence ,PROFESSIONAL learning communities ,TEACHER development ,CAREER development ,DIGITAL literacy ,TEACHERS - Abstract
Professional learning community (PLC) has been a generally recognized model for promoting teacher development, including EFL teachers‘ writing assessment literacy, intercultural teaching competence, digital literacy, and so on. However, research on whether the changes in beliefs of teachers engaging in a PLC affect their teaching competence is relatively scant. To fill this gap, the present study investigated the extent to which a PLC with intercultural components changed EFL teachers ‘ beliefs in intercultural teaching, which in turn affected their intercultural teaching competence. In doing so, adopting an exploratory sequential method, qualitative data from teachers and a questionnaire from students were collected and analyzed through NVIVO 12 and SPSS 26.0 The data analyses revealed significant changes in the EFL teachers ‘ knowledge construction, motivation inspired by peer interaction, and reflection on intercultural learning and teaching practices. These changes led to transformations in their beliefs and practices concerning intercultural instruction, although individual orientations were observed in their pedagogical approaches. Furthermore, the study ‘s findings were supported by evidence of corresponding changes in students ‘ learning outcomes in the development of intercultural competence. The study highlights the significance of PLCs in enhancing EFL teachers ‘ intercultural teaching competence and their professional development. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2023
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10. The Application of Traditional Chinese Culture in University French Teaching.
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Xin Li and Limin Zheng
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MULTICULTURAL education ,TEACHING methods ,CROSS-cultural communication ,LANGUAGE policy ,COGNITIVE ability - Published
- 2023
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11. An Investigation of Teachers’ Perceptions and Practices of Interculturality in ELT
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Abdelrahman Salih and Lamis Omar
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intercultural teaching ,intercultural competence ,globalized english ,elt ,teacher perception ,Philology. Linguistics ,P1-1091 ,Social sciences (General) ,H1-99 - Abstract
One of the influences of globalized English in recent years on the English language teaching (ELT) practice is the rise of the significance of intercultural teaching and learning. Such a development has made teaching intercultural competence a compelling requirement. This study investigates (N = 16) English language teachers’ perceptions of intercultural teaching and learning and their actual classroom practices in Oman. Data were collected from a survey administered to the participants. Results showed differences in the teachers’ opinions concerning intercultural teaching. While only a small minority of teachers believed that EFL classrooms should adopt intercultural teaching, nearly half supported teaching culture in foreign language classes but cited concerns about cultural clashes that might occur. The study also revealed that the participants favored avoiding teaching culture in language classrooms, especially in contexts that lack support for interculturality. The study draws on the significance of addressing the challenges that occur in the absence of intercultural teaching.
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- 2022
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12. Conexão dos saberes em práticas textuais entre estudantes indígenas, no Vale do Javari, Amazonas (AM), Brasil.
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Monteiro de Carvalho, Joelma and Ramos Mustafa, Amanda
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PORTUGUESE language ,NATIVE language ,INCLUSIVE education ,TEXTUAL criticism ,STUDENTS ,ETHNICITY - Abstract
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- 2023
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13. Cultivate Deeper Cross-Cultural Context into Foreign Language Teaching
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Hsueh, Shu-Hua, Hsiao, Mei-Jin, Goos, Gerhard, Founding Editor, Hartmanis, Juris, Founding Editor, Bertino, Elisa, Editorial Board Member, Gao, Wen, Editorial Board Member, Steffen, Bernhard, Editorial Board Member, Woeginger, Gerhard, Editorial Board Member, Yung, Moti, Editorial Board Member, and Rau, Pei-Luen Patrick, editor
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- 2020
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14. Intercultural Competence and Pragmatics
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Schauer, Gila A.
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intercultural competence ,pragmatic competence ,intercultural teaching ,intercultural communicative competence ,L2 pragmatics ,teaching of L2 pragmatics ,intercultural competence in foreign language teaching ,language and culture ,intercultural skills ,intercultural communication ,communicative competence ,intercultural competence in higher education ,intercultural education ,interlanguage pragmatics ,ICC ,IC ,bic Book Industry Communication::C Language::CF linguistics::CFG Semantics, discourse analysis, etc::CFGA Semantics & pragmatics ,bic Book Industry Communication::G Reference, information & interdisciplinary subjects::GT Interdisciplinary studies::GTC Communication studies ,bic Book Industry Communication::J Society & social sciences::JF Society & culture: general::JFD Media studies ,bic Book Industry Communication::C Language::CB Language: reference & general ,bic Book Industry Communication::J Society & social sciences::JN Education::JNM Higher & further education, tertiary education - Abstract
This Open Access book examines the link between intercultural competence (IC) and pragmatics by asking frontline modern foreign language teachers in higher education teaching a variety of languages (e.g., Dutch, English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Swedish) how they conceptualise intercultural competence and which skills, competences and knowledge they consider important in their teaching contexts. The data were collected with an online survey that focused on the relationship between intercultural competence and pragmatics. While international organizations such as the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) or the Council of Europe (CoE) agree that intercultural competence should play an important role in education, it is not always clear what IC may encompass in specific teaching contexts and subject areas. Examining how modern foreign language teachers in higher education conceptualise intercultural competence and the value they attach as well as the attention they give to various areas of pragmatics in their teaching is highly important, since those language professionals may be the final teachers learners encounter during their formal foreign language education. They are therefore in a unique position to shape modern foreign language learners’ intercultural and pragmatic awareness, competence and skills. This book will be of interest to language professionals, modern foreign language teachers and teacher trainers, as well as students and scholars of applied linguistics, pragmatics, and language education.
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- 2024
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15. Intercultural Teaching in the ESP Classroom: Case Study Outline
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Alina Buzarna-Tihenea (Gălbează)
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intercultural teaching ,british and american culture ,esp ,cultural skills ,business english ,Business ,HF5001-6182 ,Economics as a science ,HB71-74 - Abstract
Working in a fast moving and modern society, centered on key terms such as “globalization” and “interculturality/interculturalism”, is a challenge for many professional categories, especially for the language teachers focusing on proficiency and effectiveness. Since professional development may be influenced by intercultural teaching and learning elements, this paper tackles several theoretical and experimental aspects related to this approach, such as principles, practices and activities. Moreover, it also proposes a study performed in connection with the way in which elements of British and American culture and civilization can be taught to in ESP classes, in an intercultural manner.
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- 2020
16. Contemporary Research in Intercultural Teaching in China: A Critical Review
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Li, Citing, Reinders, Hayo, Series editor, Nunan, David, editor, and Zou, Bin, editor
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- 2017
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17. Critical media literacy in action: improved interest and knowledge in intercultural context.
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Feher, Katalin, Węglińska, Agnieszka, Węgliński, Bogusław, Siekier, Sylwia, and Stefański, Artur
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MEDIA literacy ,SOCIAL media ,FAKE news ,MEDIA consumption ,HIGHER education - Abstract
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- 2021
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18. Integrating Culture into Teaching EFL in General Education: A Context of Vietnam.
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Chau Thi Hoang Hoa
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GENERAL education ,COMMUNICATIVE competence ,CULTURAL competence ,ENGLISH as a foreign language ,CONVERSATION method (Language teaching) ,CRITICAL thinking - Abstract
This action research study aims to test the feasibility of applying an intercultural language learning and teaching model (IcLLT) to teaching EFL in general education in Vietnam through teachers’ and students’ responses to two trial lessons. The IcLLT model of “construction”, “connection”, “interaction”, “reflection”, and “extension” is developed to foster students’ intercultural competence by invoking their engagement in social interaction and critical cultural reflection. As shown in observations and students’ evaluation sheets, the intercultural language activities in IcLLT lessons could engage the students in activating prior knowledge, comparing culture, talking about cultural issues, and participating in intercultural communication. However, they were not able to reflect on their intercultural perspectives in oral interaction as much as in their writing. In parallel, the teacher agreed that the activities requiring students’ reflection were most challenging and the other three steps of “construction”, “connection”, “interaction” could be conducted in relevance to three-stage Communicative Language Teaching (CLT) skill lessons of Pre-While-Post. The IcLLT is applicable to teach integrated skill CLT lessons with culture-specific input if intercultural objectives are added and relevant intercultural language activities with more focus on students’ intercultural interactions and critical reflection are conducted. Hence, IcLLT could be recommended as a supplementary approach to integrating culture into EFL teaching to build students’ intercultural communicative competence, which is considered a critical part of the new educational reform in general education in Vietnam. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2020
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19. Intercultural communicative competence: Are Greek EFL teachers ready?
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Petosi, Evangelia and Karras, Ioannis
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CULTURAL competence ,COMMUNICATIVE competence ,TEACHER attitudes ,TEACHERS ,UNIVERSAL language ,CROSS-cultural communication - Abstract
Over the years and because of globalization, English has undoubtedly become an international language, a lingua franca. In this interconnected context, a new reality for the EFL educators has arisen: the need to prepare learners for intercultural encounters, that is being able to learn and use English, for effective and appropriate interaction with other native or non-native speakers of English worldwide. It is, thus, imperative that teachers become aware of the importance of this competence so they can adapt their teaching approaches and incorporate them in the EFL classroom. This exploratory study investigated the beliefs and attitudes of EFL teachers, with regards to incorporating intercultural communicative competence (ICC) in their classroom. The aim of this study was to gain more understanding of the current status of teaching English for Intercultural Communication in the Greek EFL state classroom in terms of teachers' understandings and attitudes towards cultural teaching and ICC. To this end, an online questionnaire with closed questions was employed to collect data from sixty-two EFL teachers teaching at Greek state schools. Statistical analyses showed that EFL teachers have high appreciation of integrating ICC in English teaching. Moreover, they seem highly value the affective and behavioural components of this competence. These findings are hoped to contribute to a better understanding of intercultural teaching in ELT so that implications should be made to enhance the quality of ELT in Greece. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2020
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20. Intercultural Teaching in the ESP Classroom: Case Study Outline.
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(Gălbează), Alina Buzarna-Tihenea
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TEACHING ,LANGUAGE teachers ,CAREER development ,BRITISH Americans ,CASE studies - Abstract
Working in a fast moving and modern society, centered on key terms such as “globalization” and “interculturality/interculturalism”, is a challenge for many professional categories, especially for the language teachers focusing on proficiency and effectiveness. Since professional development may be influenced by intercultural teaching and learning elements, this paper tackles several theoretical and experimental aspects related to this approach, such as principles, practices and activities. Moreover, it also proposes a study performed in connection with the way in which elements of British and American culture and civilization can be taught to in ESP classes, in an intercultural manner. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2020
21. ZUR ROLLE DER LEHRENDE ALS INTERKULTURELLE VERMITTLER IM DAF-UNTERRICHT.
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Janku, Marisa and Kërçiku, Xhesjana
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- 2020
22. TEACHING PRACTICE IN THE INTERCULTURAL CONTEXT OF URBAN SCHOOLS IN BOA VISTA (RR), BRAZIL
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LIRA, Lysne Nôzenir de Lima, SIMAS, Hellen Cristina Picanço, SOUZA, Ana Hilda Carvalho de, MENESZES, Reinaldo Oliveira, and SENHORAS, Elói Martins
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Indigenous Students ,Learning ,Intercultural Teaching - Abstract
In the socio-educational context of schools in the urban perimeter of Boa Vista/Roraima, the prevalence of educational practices still based on homogenizing visions about the diversity and sociocultural plurality present in the Amazonian context is apparent. The public institutions of basic education located in Boa Vista are spaces made up of students of different origins and ethnic groups: native indigenous people and those from other countries, people from Roraima and migrants from other national states, foreigners, such as Venezuelans, Guyanese, Peruvians and Haitians, for example. example. In this universe, the following problem is investigated: What are the contributions of teaching work to the learning of indigenous students in urban state schools in Boa Vista/RR, from a teaching practice based on the intercultural perspective? The research was based on the theoretical assumptions of Critical Discourse Analysis (CDA), by Norman Fairclough. The study corpus came from educational institutions, research participants, sampling by categories, followed by data analysis. The results showed that, in these spaces, an effort emerges in search of effectiveness in continuing teacher education, with a focus on interculturality. In learning, a fragile intercultural pedagogical practice was found in the teaching-learning process of indigenous students in an urban context.
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- 2023
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23. When intercultural education is problematic: the case of Russian as a foreign language
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Torresin, Linda
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Russian as a foreign language ,intercultural education ,intercultural teaching ,textbooks ,interculturalism ,Russian culture - Published
- 2023
24. Strategies of Selecting Cases and Their Functions Based on Data Analysis
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Zhu, Dongbi, Lin, Song, editor, and Huang, Xiong, editor
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- 2011
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25. Interculturality, Ethnicity and Multilingualism in Upper-Secondary Schools : An analysis of opportunities and obstacles in organisational and practical activities with newly arrived migrant students
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Kesak, Hennie, Basic, Goran, Kesak, Hennie, and Basic, Goran
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The purpose of the present study is to achieve a new level of knowledge of interculturality, ethnicity and multilingualism in conjunction with practical and organisational activities involving newly arrived migrant students in upper-secondary education. The analysis revolves around the following two research questions: (1) How do newly arrived migrant students produces interculturality, ethnicity and multilingualism in conjunction with practical activities in upper-secondary schools? (2) How do those involved produce newly arrived migrant students’ identity formation and reformation during teaching and learning activities in upper-secondary schools, and the significance of such processes to social integration? The empirical material used in the study consists of qualitative interviews, field notes and documents related to upper-secondary education obtained from a number of Swedish municipalities. Ten interviews have been conducted with newly arrived students attending different upper-secondary schools in Sweden. The dominant standard explanations of the category of newly arrived students (especially those who come from war zones) seem to focus on their psychiatric or medical needs. The common diagnoses that figure in the research include post-traumatic stress disorder, depression, recurring nightmares, emotional apathy, and flashbacks to traumatic events. Common explanations for absence in the school context include stomach aches, restlessness, anxiety, and depression, and competing explanations seem relatively de-emphasized. These may include (1) established inequalities in society and at school, (2) material and institutional difficulties in societal and school contexts, (3) bureaucratic hurdles in school and in the rest of society, (4) ethnic monitoring and social control in society and at school, (5) the humiliated identities of the actors in a societal and school context, (6) victimization in relation to the majority in the context; (7) demeaning ethnic categor, School success for newly arrived students: possibilities, obstacles, identities and collaboration
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- 2022
26. Introduction: Learning and Teaching Across Cultures in Higher Education
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Palfreyman, David, Palfreyman, David, editor, and McBride, Dawn Lorraine, editor
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- 2007
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27. The International Women’s University - Framework for the Project Area Water
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Burmester, Andrea, Kruse, Tanja, Kunst, Sabine, editor, Kruse, Tanja, editor, and Burmester, Andrea, editor
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- 2002
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28. The Formation of Global Citizens
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Christiana Succar
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global children's literature ,cultural connections ,education ,intercultural teaching ,Theory and practice of education ,LB5-3640 - Abstract
Teachers at Harllee Middle School work together to build cross-cultural literacy through using a novel across disciplines to ensure students could build connections to a single topic across multiple subjects. This vignette focuses on how the novel "Shizuki's Daughter" connected students to Japanese culture and was taught in ways to encourage students to become thoughtful global citizens.
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- 2012
29. Journey on the Silk Road: Creating a Google Lit Trip
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Sue Corbin
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intercultural teaching ,google lit trips ,interactive learning ,middle school ,education ,Theory and practice of education ,LB5-3640 - Abstract
The seventh grade teachers of Shaker Heights Middle School explore how Google Lit Trips can enhance the learning of students in both curriculum centered subjects and multicultural topics. Working off the idea of using traditional literature to understand cultures, they used global literature as a foundation for learning across the curriculum with a focus on the Silk Road. This vignette discusses the multimedia and interactive teaching methods used to create a deeper understanding of the Silk Road in middle school students.
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- 2012
30. THE MEANING ASSIGNED TO THE TERM 'ABLA' (ELDER SISTER) IN FINNISH AND TURKISH.
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GÜNDÜZ, Nazlı
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This paper illustrates different cultural meanings assigned to terms of kinship, address and honorifics in Turkish and Finnish in regard to the term 'abla' (elder sister) in Turkish. A newspaper article in Finland mentioned about a journalist, who had studied Turkish in Finland and started working in Turkey, was addressed 'abla' in the streets and did not understand why people were calling her like that. The article was brought to Turkish classes at the University of Helsinki and the cultural meanings of the terms of address were discussed by focusing on 'abla' and 'hocam' (Professor). Later, an interview about the use of these terms in their own culture was designed and applied to 42 Finns. Results of the data analysis showed that Finns generally address everybody in the family with first name (FN); elderly relatives seldom with kinship terms; unknown males/females, and professors with honorifics, whereas Turks assign a lot of importance to these terms. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2016
31. Interculturality and Multilingualism in Upper-Secondary Schools : An analysis of opportunities and obstacles in organisational and practical activities with newly arrived migrant students
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Kesak, Hennie, Basic, Goran, Kesak, Hennie, and Basic, Goran
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The purpose of the present study is to achieve a new level of knowledge of interculturality and multilingualism in conjunction with practical and organisational activities involving newly arrived migrant students in upper-secondary education. The analysis revolves around the following three research questions: (1) How do head teachers, teachers and other professionals working in upper-secondary schools describe interculturality and multilingualism in conjunction with practical and organisational activities involving newly arrived migrant students? (2) How do newly arrived migrant students describe interculturality and multilingualism in conjunction with practical activities in upper-secondary schools? (3) How do those involved describe newly arrived migrant students’ identity formation and reformation during teaching and learning activities in upper-secondary schools, and the significance of such processes to social integration? The empirical material used in the study consists of qualitative interviews, field notes and documents related to upper-secondary education obtained from a number of Swedish municipalities. In addition to newly arrived migrant students, the study’s informants are representatives of various professions working in upper-secondary education. Thirty interviews have been conducted with professionals working with newly arrived migrant students, as well as interviews with 10 newly arrived students attending different upper-secondary schools in Sweden. Analysis of the collected empirical data shows that the ethnic identities of both professionals and students are constructed and reconstructed during teaching and learning activities in upper-secondary schools. During these activities, an ethnified position of “us” and “them” is produced and reproduced between actors in the context of upper-secondary education. These positions are analysed in the present study as both an obstacle (“us” and “them” in the relationship between various ethnic categories o, Nationell specialpedagogisk konferens. Inkludering i etikens motljus (”National special education conference in Sweden. Inclusion in the backlight of ethics”), Örebro University, Örebro, Sweden (20211110-20211111). ”Interculturality and Multilingualism in Upper-Secondary Schools: An analysis of opportunities and obstacles in organisational and practical activities with newly arrived migrant students”. Hennie Kesak and Goran Basic., School success for newly arrived students: possibilities, obstacles, identities and collaboration
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- 2021
32. Tolerans, jämlikhet och social rättvisa, vilken roll spelar det interkulturella lärandet? : En studie om hur samhällskunskapslärare i gymnasiet uppfattar interkulturellt lärande.
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Tornberg, Daniel and Tornberg, Daniel
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Intercultural learning is an aspect in all matters of teaching, including civics. Although it is not specified “how” intercultural learning should be included or defined in civics. In the curriculum LGR 11 for the elementary school the concept of intercultural learning is explicitly included but in GY 11 for the upper secondary school its excluded, at least explicitly. Furthermore, there is ambiguities about the definition of intercultural teaching. Although tolerance, equality, and social justice are aspects that intercultural teaching strives to develop. In relation to the report ICCS 2016 attributes such as tolerance, values and understanding norms in other cultures indicated to be somewhat lacking in students, attributes that intercultural learning is supposed to develop. The purpose of this master thesis is to interview upper secondary school teachers in civics about their perception of intercultural learning, in what ways intercultural learning occurs in teaching and how the teachers perceive support for intercultural learning in GY 11. To study this, I have used semi-structured interviews. Their answers were later analysed through three theoretical aspects based on Lahdenperäs (2004) definition of intercultural learning. These are student-active and experience-based teaching, culture contrastive perspective and emotionally process one’s own ethnocentrism. The result show that intercultural learning is unusual when the interviewed teachers reflect upon their teaching planning. The teachers did not or only barely understood the concept of intercultural learning. After the interviews were analysed, it showed a mixed result about how teachers reflect and understand intercultural learning and how they include it in their teaching. Sometimes the teachers mentioned aspects that indicate the use of intercultural learning and at other times responses indicated otherwise, even aspects that intercultural learning is supposed to oppose. Perceived support about intercultu, Interkulturellt lärande är en aspekt som ska ingå i all undervisning, däribland i samhällskunskapsdidaktiken men hur det ska inkluderas och definieras är inte tydligt. I läroplanen LGR 11 finns interkulturellt lärande explicit inkluderat, dock i GY 11 saknas begreppet trots att det är ett ämne som ska inkluderas i all undervisning. Interkulturellt lärande är ett otydligt, brett begrepp som det råder osäkerheter kring i forskning. Interkulturellt lärande ska dock inkludera moment som utvecklar kunskaper kring tolerans, social rättvisa, jämlikhet med elevers olika erfarenheter och utbytet av perspektiv. I relation med egenskaperna interkulturellt lärande ska utveckla så kan betydelsen av interkulturellt lärande ställas mot ICCS 2016 som visade brister hos elevers kunskaper inom områden berörande tolerans, värderingar och normer. Examensarbetets syfte är att ta reda på aktiva samhällskunskapslärares uppfattningar om interkulturellt lärande, hur lärarna inkluderar det i sin undervisning och vilket uppfattat stöd i GY 11 erbjuder, genom semistrukturerade intervjuer. Svaren analyseras med hjälp av tre teoretiska aspekter skapade genom Lahdenperäs (2004) definition av begreppet interkulturellt lärande. Dessa utgångspunkter är: Studentaktiv och erfarenhetsbaserad undervisning, kulturkontrastivt perspektiv och känslomässig bearbetning av sin egen etnocentrism. Resultatet visar att interkulturellt lärande är ett ovanligt begrepp att ta hänsyn till i samhällskunskapsundervisningen. Endast en av lärarna kände till begreppet ”interkultur” och kunde ge en generell förklaring av dess definition, dock inte ”interkulturellt lärande”. Analysen visar ett blandat resultat över huruvida lärare reflekterar kring interkulturellt lärande i undervisning. Samtliga lärare gav respons som indikerar på att de emellanåt hade aspekter som berör interkulturellt lärande dock samtidigt gavs aspekter som interkulturellt lärande ska motverka såsom bearbetningen av etnocentrism. Upplevt stöd från lärop
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33. Flerspråkighet som en resurs i svenskundervisningen : En kvalitativ studie om flerspråkiga elevers inlärning av det svenska språket
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Racaj, Marigona and Racaj, Marigona
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Syftet med studien är ge ett kunskapsbidrag om hur några gymnasielever upplever att deras flerspråkighet inkluderas i svenskundervisningen för att främja språkutvecklingen. För att uppnå syftet har följande frågor besvarats: Hur upplever de inrikes- och utrikesfödda eleverna sin flerspråkighet och hur talar de om sin flerspråkighet? Vilka språkliga aspekter upplever de inrikes- och utrikesfödda eleverna påverkar inlärningar av det svenska språket? Hur upplever de inrikes- och utrikesfödda eleverna att deras flerspråkighet tas tillvara i svenskundervisningen? Studien tar sin utgångspunkt i den sociokulturella teorin där språket har en viktig funktion för elevernas inlärning. Undersökningen bygger på självrapporter och intervjuer i fokusgrupper. Studien inleds med en förundersökning där självrapporterna inhämtar förkunskaper och bakgrundsinformation om eleverna medan intervjuerna utgör den material som presenteras i resultatet. Det innebär att intervjuerna har en framträdande roll i studien. I resultatet framgår det att elevernas flerspråkighet är både en resurs och ett hinder i svenskundervisningen. Vidare synliggörs det i studien att ordförrådet och grammatiken är de främsta faktorerna som påverkar elevernas språkutveckling. Enligt eleverna blir de mer engagerade och motiverade till att lära sig svenska när deras flerspråkighet tas tillvara i undervisningen. Det innebär att elevers flerspråkighet främjar språkutvecklingen., The aim of the study is to give knowledge about how some high school students perceive their multilingualism to be included when learning the Swedish language in order to encourage their language development. In order to achieve this purpose these questions have been answered: How do the native-born and foreign-born students experience their multilingualism and how do they speak regarding their multilingualism? Which aspects of language do the native-born and foreign-born students perceive to affect their learning of the Swedish language? How do the native-born and foreign-born students perceive their multilingualism to be utilized in Swedish language education? The study is based on the sociocultural theory where the language has an important function for students learning. The survey is based on self-reports and interviews in focus groups. The study begins with a preliminary investigation where the self-reports gather prior knowledge and background information about the students while the interviews constitute the material presented in the results. This means that the interviews have a prominent role in the study. The results show that students' multilingualism is both a resource and an obstacle when learning the Swedish language. Furthermore, the study makes it clear that the vocabulary and grammar are the main factors that affect the students' language development. According to the students, they become more engaged and motivated to learn Swedish when their multilingualism is being utilized in their education. This means that students' multilingualism promotes language development.
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34. Krytyczne umiejętności medialne w działaniu
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Feher, Katalin, Węglińska, Agnieszka, Węgliński, Bogusław, Siekierka, Sylwia, and Stefański, Artur
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Central Eastern Europe ,fake news ,edukacja medialna ,media społecznościowe ,social media ,intercultural teaching ,media freedom ,dezinformacja ,critical media literacy ,uczenie międzykulturowe ,wolność mediów - Abstract
The goal of the paper is to present the effects of the course development resulting in changes in critical media literacy. The first part of the paper outlines the academic sources supporting the course development of media studies in the context of intercultural teaching. After this section, details of perceptual feedback research and its mixed methodology are available. According to the findings, critical media literacy of students has been improved due to the academic social media sources in analysis, regional case studies in an intercultural context, and fact check techniques in news consumption. The ultimate result was a deeper understanding of the values behind media freedom. Moreover, the level of knowledge in historical and political fields has increased, and the ethnocentric perspective has collapsed as the interculturalenvironment. The closing section of the paper summarizes the key findings and the contribution to the course developments with recommendations. The main message of the study is the importance of the case study based on the intercultural and historical approach in media studies to improve critical media literacy in higher education., Celem artykułu jest przedstawienie efektów rozwoju kursu, które zaowocowały zmianami w zakresie krytycznej umiejętności korzystania z mediów. W pierwszej części artykułu przedstawione zostały źródła naukowe wspierające rozwój kursu medioznawstwa w kontekście nauczania międzykulturowego. Po tej części dostępne są szczegóły dotyczące badania percepcyjnego sprzężenia zwrotnego i jego mieszanej metodologii. Zgodnie z wynikami, krytyczna umiejętność korzystania z mediów przez studentów została poprawiona dzięki naukowym źródłom mediów społecznościowych w analizie, regionalnym studiom przypadków w kontekście międzykulturowym, oraz technikom sprawdzania faktów w konsumpcji wiadomości. Ostatecznym rezultatem było głębsze zrozumienie wartości stojących za wolnością mediów. Ponadto, poziom wiedzy w dziedzinie historii i polityki wzrósł, a etnocentryczna perspektywa załamała się w międzykulturowym środowisku. W końcowej części artykułu podsumowano kluczowe ustalenia oraz wkład w rozwój kursu wraz z rekomendacjami. Głównym przesłaniem badania jest znaczenie studium przypadku opartego na międzykulturowym i historycznym podejściu w studiach nad mediami dla poprawy krytycznej umiejętności korzystania z mediów w szkolnictwie wyższym.
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35. Perception of Quality of Life and its Components among Russian Students - Implications for Academic Teaching.
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GAWLIK, REMIGIUSZ, TITARENKO, ROMAN, and TITOV, SERGEI
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QUALITY of life ,WORK-life balance ,VOCATIONAL guidance - Abstract
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36. Die Problematik der Interkulturalität in der Glottodidaktik.
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BIAŁEK, MAGDALENA
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The article discusses some basic notions related to intercultural foreign language teaching. These include: intercultural communication competence, intercultural teaching, and intercultural training. The article also presents the results of research allowing an overview of the status quo of interculturality from the perspective of Polish teachers of the German language. The research is of a very general nature as it was supposed to counterbalance numerous operationally detailed surveys and provide data on to what extent the teachers understand interculturality as a general guideline in teaching German as a foreign language. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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37. Multilingualism as a resource in Swedish language teaching : A qualitative study on multilingual students learning the Swedish language
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Racaj, Marigona
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utrikesfödda elever ,språkutveckling ,intercultural teaching ,native-born students ,second language learning ,Multilingualism ,interkulturell undervisning ,Educational Sciences ,foreign-born students ,Flerspråkighet ,inrikes födda elever ,andraspråksinlärning ,Utbildningsvetenskap - Abstract
Syftet med studien är ge ett kunskapsbidrag om hur några gymnasielever upplever att deras flerspråkighet inkluderas i svenskundervisningen för att främja språkutvecklingen. För att uppnå syftet har följande frågor besvarats: Hur upplever de inrikes- och utrikesfödda eleverna sin flerspråkighet och hur talar de om sin flerspråkighet? Vilka språkliga aspekter upplever de inrikes- och utrikesfödda eleverna påverkar inlärningar av det svenska språket? Hur upplever de inrikes- och utrikesfödda eleverna att deras flerspråkighet tas tillvara i svenskundervisningen? Studien tar sin utgångspunkt i den sociokulturella teorin där språket har en viktig funktion för elevernas inlärning. Undersökningen bygger på självrapporter och intervjuer i fokusgrupper. Studien inleds med en förundersökning där självrapporterna inhämtar förkunskaper och bakgrundsinformation om eleverna medan intervjuerna utgör den material som presenteras i resultatet. Det innebär att intervjuerna har en framträdande roll i studien. I resultatet framgår det att elevernas flerspråkighet är både en resurs och ett hinder i svenskundervisningen. Vidare synliggörs det i studien att ordförrådet och grammatiken är de främsta faktorerna som påverkar elevernas språkutveckling. Enligt eleverna blir de mer engagerade och motiverade till att lära sig svenska när deras flerspråkighet tas tillvara i undervisningen. Det innebär att elevers flerspråkighet främjar språkutvecklingen. The aim of the study is to give knowledge about how some high school students perceive their multilingualism to be included when learning the Swedish language in order to encourage their language development. In order to achieve this purpose these questions have been answered: How do the native-born and foreign-born students experience their multilingualism and how do they speak regarding their multilingualism? Which aspects of language do the native-born and foreign-born students perceive to affect their learning of the Swedish language? How do the native-born and foreign-born students perceive their multilingualism to be utilized in Swedish language education? The study is based on the sociocultural theory where the language has an important function for students learning. The survey is based on self-reports and interviews in focus groups. The study begins with a preliminary investigation where the self-reports gather prior knowledge and background information about the students while the interviews constitute the material presented in the results. This means that the interviews have a prominent role in the study. The results show that students' multilingualism is both a resource and an obstacle when learning the Swedish language. Furthermore, the study makes it clear that the vocabulary and grammar are the main factors that affect the students' language development. According to the students, they become more engaged and motivated to learn Swedish when their multilingualism is being utilized in their education. This means that students' multilingualism promotes language development.
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38. Pratiche di didattica interculturale: sinergia e integrazione di approcci qualitativi e quantitativi
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Alessandra La Marca, Elif Gulbay, Pillera, G, Stillo, L, Tomarchio, M, Fiorucci, M, Alessandra La Marca, and Elif Gulbay
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Intercultural teaching ,inclusion ,multiculturalismo ,inclusione ,qualitative and quantitative approache ,multiculturalism ,approcci qualitativi e quantitativi ,Didattica interculturale ,Settore M-PED/03 - Didattica E Pedagogia Speciale - Abstract
Durante il percorso di ricerca, che presentiamo come esempio di integrazione tra metodi quantitativi e qualitativi, abbiamo supportato 79 insegnanti (docenti tutor) nella progettazione di azioni di miglioramento rivolte a studenti stranieri ma, soprattutto, ai loro insegnanti (114 docenti di 33 scuole siciliane), mediante azioni di coaching mirate ad una diffusione di pratiche di didattica interculturale efficaci e innovative. Siamo partiti dal presupposto che non è possibile ipotizzare solo procedure di ricerca che semplifichino tale complessità (procedure presenti nelle ricerche di tipo quantitativo), e rendano difficile l’individuazione di diversi piani di lettura delle situazioni educative, ma è necessario far emergere prospettive nuove e non previste che possono essere individuate applicando metodi di ricerca di tipo qualitativo. This study presents an example of integration between quantitative and qualitative methods. We supported 79 teachers (tutor teachers) in the design of improvement actions aimed at foreign students but, above all, their teachers (114 teachers from 33 Sicilian schools ), through coaching actions aimed at disseminating effective and innovative intercultural teaching practices. We started from the assumption that it is not possible to hypothesize only research procedures that simplify this complexity (procedures present in quantitative research), and make it difficult to identify different levels of reading of educational situations, but it is necessary to bring out new and not foreseen that can be identified by applying qualitative research methods.
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39. Tolerance, equality, and social justice, what part does the intercultural learning play? : A study about how civics teachers in upper secondary schools perceives intercultural learning
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Tornberg, Daniel
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Intercultural teaching ,upper secondary school education ,samhällskunskapsundervisning ,intercultural ,tolerance ,samhällskunskapsdidaktik ,interkultur ,kultur ,utbildning ,gymnasieutbildning ,tolerans ,Intercultural learning ,cultures ,teaching ,education ,Interkulturellt lärande ,jämlikhet ,didactics ,civics ,social justice ,Educational Sciences ,equality ,social rättvisa ,Utbildningsvetenskap ,civic didactics - Abstract
Intercultural learning is an aspect in all matters of teaching, including civics. Although it is not specified “how” intercultural learning should be included or defined in civics. In the curriculum LGR 11 for the elementary school the concept of intercultural learning is explicitly included but in GY 11 for the upper secondary school its excluded, at least explicitly. Furthermore, there is ambiguities about the definition of intercultural teaching. Although tolerance, equality, and social justice are aspects that intercultural teaching strives to develop. In relation to the report ICCS 2016 attributes such as tolerance, values and understanding norms in other cultures indicated to be somewhat lacking in students, attributes that intercultural learning is supposed to develop. The purpose of this master thesis is to interview upper secondary school teachers in civics about their perception of intercultural learning, in what ways intercultural learning occurs in teaching and how the teachers perceive support for intercultural learning in GY 11. To study this, I have used semi-structured interviews. Their answers were later analysed through three theoretical aspects based on Lahdenperäs (2004) definition of intercultural learning. These are student-active and experience-based teaching, culture contrastive perspective and emotionally process one’s own ethnocentrism. The result show that intercultural learning is unusual when the interviewed teachers reflect upon their teaching planning. The teachers did not or only barely understood the concept of intercultural learning. After the interviews were analysed, it showed a mixed result about how teachers reflect and understand intercultural learning and how they include it in their teaching. Sometimes the teachers mentioned aspects that indicate the use of intercultural learning and at other times responses indicated otherwise, even aspects that intercultural learning is supposed to oppose. Perceived support about intercultural teaching in the curriculum GY 11 deemed to be somewhat lacking and could be improved upon. Although the teachers mentioned that it might be difficult to include more aspects in the curriculum due to the overload in work it might cause. The results also showed that intercultural teaching might be an area to study further upon because of the interesting reflections by the teachers, that might aid the understanding of how intercultural teaching could be included in teaching. Interkulturellt lärande är en aspekt som ska ingå i all undervisning, däribland i samhällskunskapsdidaktiken men hur det ska inkluderas och definieras är inte tydligt. I läroplanen LGR 11 finns interkulturellt lärande explicit inkluderat, dock i GY 11 saknas begreppet trots att det är ett ämne som ska inkluderas i all undervisning. Interkulturellt lärande är ett otydligt, brett begrepp som det råder osäkerheter kring i forskning. Interkulturellt lärande ska dock inkludera moment som utvecklar kunskaper kring tolerans, social rättvisa, jämlikhet med elevers olika erfarenheter och utbytet av perspektiv. I relation med egenskaperna interkulturellt lärande ska utveckla så kan betydelsen av interkulturellt lärande ställas mot ICCS 2016 som visade brister hos elevers kunskaper inom områden berörande tolerans, värderingar och normer. Examensarbetets syfte är att ta reda på aktiva samhällskunskapslärares uppfattningar om interkulturellt lärande, hur lärarna inkluderar det i sin undervisning och vilket uppfattat stöd i GY 11 erbjuder, genom semistrukturerade intervjuer. Svaren analyseras med hjälp av tre teoretiska aspekter skapade genom Lahdenperäs (2004) definition av begreppet interkulturellt lärande. Dessa utgångspunkter är: Studentaktiv och erfarenhetsbaserad undervisning, kulturkontrastivt perspektiv och känslomässig bearbetning av sin egen etnocentrism. Resultatet visar att interkulturellt lärande är ett ovanligt begrepp att ta hänsyn till i samhällskunskapsundervisningen. Endast en av lärarna kände till begreppet ”interkultur” och kunde ge en generell förklaring av dess definition, dock inte ”interkulturellt lärande”. Analysen visar ett blandat resultat över huruvida lärare reflekterar kring interkulturellt lärande i undervisning. Samtliga lärare gav respons som indikerar på att de emellanåt hade aspekter som berör interkulturellt lärande dock samtidigt gavs aspekter som interkulturellt lärande ska motverka såsom bearbetningen av etnocentrism. Upplevt stöd från läroplanen om interkulturellt lärande kan utvecklas, då det ansågs som ett viktigt ämne men att det finns annan problematik, såsom tidsbrist för ytterligare tillägg i undervisningen. Dock utifrån analysen kunde en slutsats dra att det är ett område som är av värde att studeras vidare inom då intressanta uppfattningar av lärarna visade på faktorer som kan vara användbart i reflektioner om interkulturellt lärande i undervisning.
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40. LA CULTURA HISPANÓFONA. PUNTO DE ENCUENTRO ENTRE AMÉRICA LATINA Y ÁFRICA.
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OKOME-BEKA, VÉRONIQUE SOLANGE
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41. Espanha como espaço de emigração e imigração no contexto de ensino de Língua Espanhola
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Ogando, Lídia Txai Marinho Minho, Paraquett, Marcia, Landulfo de Sousa, Cristiane Maria Campelo Lopes, and Matos, Doris Cristina Vicente da Silva
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Intercultural teaching ,Linguística aplicada ,Spain ,Spanish language teaching ,LINGUISTICA, LETRAS E ARTES [CNPQ] ,Língua espanhola - Estudo e ensino ,Immigration ,Imigrantes - Assimilação cultural ,Orientação intercultural - Abstract
Submitted by Lídia Ogando (txaiogando@hotmail.com) on 2022-07-20T01:59:11Z No. of bitstreams: 1 Dissertação Lidia Ogando.pdf: 1864883 bytes, checksum: e3e26275a9730c5cff2a977d03b90033 (MD5) Approved for entry into archive by Setor de Periódicos (per_macedocosta@ufba.br) on 2022-07-29T18:23:19Z (GMT) No. of bitstreams: 1 Dissertação Lidia Ogando.pdf: 1864883 bytes, checksum: e3e26275a9730c5cff2a977d03b90033 (MD5) Made available in DSpace on 2022-07-29T18:23:19Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 Dissertação Lidia Ogando.pdf: 1864883 bytes, checksum: e3e26275a9730c5cff2a977d03b90033 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2020-07-06 Esta dissertação de mestrado, que está situada na Área de Linguística Aplicada, tem como principal objetivo abordar a história e o legado da Espanha como país de emigrantes para o Brasil durante o século XX e como país receptor de imigrantes da África na atualidade, com o propósito de verificar se e de que maneira este tema contribui para o ensino de língua espanhola em contexto brasileiro. Para isto, a pesquisa seguiu os princípios da pesquisa qualitativa e de cunho etnográfico, através de reflexões sobre o comportamento dos alunos e a construção de conhecimentos em sala de aula durante a aplicação de uma Unidade Didática, que puderam ser verificados a partir da análise de questionários que compuseram o corpus da pesquisa. A cidade de Salvador recebeu um grande fluxo de imigrantes espanhóis, em sua maioria, galegos. Como professora de espanhol, parece-me relevante abordar o tema da imigração espanhola para o Brasil (Salvador) nas aulas de língua espanhola a partir de uma abordagem intercultural, visto que é uma oportunidade de oferecer aos aprendizes um conhecimento do universo estrangeiro feito a partir do estabelecimento de diálogos com sua realidade sociocultural. Ademais, assim como os professores de espanhol, os alunos precisam ter conhecimentos das culturas em língua espanhola, o que inclui também conhecer os processos históricos ocorridos. Atualmente, a Espanha vem recebendo um grande fluxo de imigrantes, dentre eles, refugiados, tornando-se a principal porta de entrada para a Europa. Apesar de abordar este tema no que diz respeito à Espanha, este é um assunto atual e que está presente na maioria dos países, fazendo-se necessário tratar questões sobre imigração, também, para abrir espaço ao diálogo sobre cidadania universal e os problemas ocasionados pela dita globalização. A partir dos dados analisados, foi possível confirmar que os aprendizes não conheciam o tema e apresentaram algumas construções estereotipadas, além disso, foi perceptível a construção de novos conhecimentos de modo significativo. É evidente que chamar a atenção sobre a temática é relevante, dado que, como professores, é necessário provocar reflexões críticas nos nossos alunos para que possam agir de forma mais ativa e responsável na sociedade This master's thesis, which is located in the Applied Linguistics Area, it has as main objective to show the history and legacy of Spain as a country of emigrants to Brazil during the 20th century and as a receiving country for immigrants from Africa today, with the examination proposal if this theme contributes to the Spanish language teaching in a Brazilian context. For this, the research followed the principles of ethnographic and qualitative research, through reflections on the students' behavior and the construction of knowledge in the classroom during the application of a Didactic Unit, which could be verified from the analysis of questionnaires that made up the research corpus. The city of Salvador received a large flow of Spanish immigrants, mostly Galicians. As a Spanish teacher, it seems to me that the theme of Spanish immigration to Brazil (Salvador) is relevant in Spanish language classes from an intercultural approach, since it is an opportunity to offer learners a knowledge of the foreign universe made from establishing dialogues with their socio-cultural reality. Furthermore, just like Spanish teachers, students need to have knowledge of Spanish language cultures, which also includes the knowledge of historical processes that occurred in the past. Currently, Spain has been receiving a large influx of immigrants, including refugees, becoming the main gateway to Europe. Despite showing this topic in relation to Spain, this is a current issue and that is present in most countries, and it is necessary to manage issues of migration, also to open space for dialogue on universal citizenship and problems caused by said globalization. From the analyzed data, it was possible to confirm that the students did not know the theme and presented some stereotyped constructions, in addition, it was noticeable the construction of new knowledge in a meaningful way. It is evident that pay attention about the theme is relevant, shows that as teachers, it is necessary to raise critical reflections in our students so that they can behave more actively and responsibly in society.
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42. Social distance towards foreign children
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Bošnjak, Marijana and Ivković Hodžić, Željka
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intercultural teaching ,social distance ,intercultural competence ,interculturalism - Abstract
Završni rad pod naslovom „Socijalna distanca prema djeci strancima“ daje pregled problematike socijalne distance prema pripadnicima različitih etničkih grupa, u ovom slučaju djece. Poseban naglasak stavljen je na značaj interkulturalne kompetencije te poučavanje pojma interkulturalizma u okviru ustanove ranog i predškolskog odgoja i obrazovanja. Također, ističe se važnost vrijednosti i načela za koja se zalažu suvremeni dokumenti odgoja i obrazovanja, kao čimbenika koji, u svojoj najvećoj mjeri, potiču uvođenje interkulturalizma u okvire vrtićkih struktura. Na primjeru istraživanja predrasuda te etničke i socijalne distance iz perspektive djece, konkretno, na primjeru romske djece u Hrvatskoj, imigrantskih skupina djece u Dublinu te iranske djece rođene u Švedskoj, dobivamo uvid u važnost implementacije interkulturalne kompetencije u rani odgoj i obrazovanje, sa ciljem sprečavanja navedenoga., The topic of the final work “Social distancing towards children who comes from different countries and culture” gives an overview of worldwide problematic topic, about social distancing amongst children of different ethnic groups. Special point is on intercultural competition and teaching about interculturalism in kindergartens. Also, this topic points values and principles in the approach of documents which promotes interculturalism in upbringing and education in kindergartens. Evidence of many studies in the region, gives us clear overview why and how comes towards social distancing among different groups in Croatia.
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43. Lingua e cultura italiana: atteggiamenti di insegnamento e apprendimento a Cascavel / PR
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Beloni, Wânia Cristiane, Von Borstel, Clarice Nadir, Loregian- Penkal , Loremi, Ribeiro , Simone Beatriz Cordeiro, Zanette , Rosemary Irene Castañeda, and Damke , Ciro
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Contatos linguísticos ,Insegnamento interculturale ,Linguistics varieties ,Competência socio(inter)comunicativa ,Llinguistics contacts ,Varietà linguistiche ,Variedades linguísticas ,Socio(inter)communicative competences ,Ensino intercultural ,CIENCIAS HUMANAS ,Estereótipos ,Stereotipi ,Stereotypes ,Intercultural teaching ,Competenza socio(inter)comunicativa - Abstract
Submitted by Rosangela Silva (rosangela.silva3@unioeste.br) on 2020-06-03T22:51:04Z No. of bitstreams: 2 Wânia Cristiane Beloni.pdf: 39428179 bytes, checksum: f53a451676ce744e0dcfb29b9667921a (MD5) license_rdf: 0 bytes, checksum: d41d8cd98f00b204e9800998ecf8427e (MD5) Made available in DSpace on 2020-06-03T22:51:04Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 2 Wânia Cristiane Beloni.pdf: 39428179 bytes, checksum: f53a451676ce744e0dcfb29b9667921a (MD5) license_rdf: 0 bytes, checksum: d41d8cd98f00b204e9800998ecf8427e (MD5) Previous issue date: 2020-02-07 Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior - CAPES Questa ricerca si occupa dell'insegnamento della Lingua Italiana (LI) come Lingua Straniera (LS), a Cascavel/PR, dalle nozioni di Sociolinguistica Variacionista e Interazionale, articolata in studi di Linguistica Applicata (LA). L'obiettivo principale di questa tesi è quindi quello di dimostrare la necessità di considerare le diversità linguistiche, l'eterogeneità culturale e l'identità etnica della comunità cascavelense nelle classi di lingua italiana. La ricerca nasce da un'osservazione: l'italiano insegnato come lingua straniera non è lo stesso portato dagli immigrati al Brasile e dal colono del fronte meridionale, per il comune paranaense, e dal concetto che un oratore competente è colui che comprende e non stigmatizza gli indizi di contestualizzazione di una data cultura. Basati su Gumperz (1998), Erickson (2001), Bortoni-Ricardo (2008), tra gli altri studiosi, consideriamo la rilevanza della ricerca sul campo, che è stato fatto attraverso interviste individuali, con uno script semi-diretto. Abbiamo intervistato 24 persone, 18 studenti e sei insegnanti, distribuiti in diverse aree di insegnamento a Cascavel, per dimostrare, anche, la diffusione della lingua nella città e le sue peculiarità. Quindi, scopriamo che la ricerca dell'apprendimento dell'italiano è fatta principalmente da discendenti italiani, che cercano di riaffermare i confini etnici attraverso lo status della lingua italiana. Possiamo anche notare la diffusione di stereotipi in relazione all'italianità e in diversi momenti della ricerca la mancanza di sviluppo della competenza sociolinguistica e socioculturale della comunità. Ci rendiamo conto, quindi, che l'incomprensione sul comportamento culturale genera più credenze e atteggiamenti negativi nei confronti delle culture italiana e discendente italiana. A questo proposito, proponiamo discussioni e riflessioni sulla comprensione interculturale e gli indizi di contestualizzazione nella parlata dello straniero, così come Hymes (1967), Certeau (1995), Gumperz (1998), Semprini (1999), Hall (2006), tra gli altri, osservano comunità di diverse etnie. Conoscere le varietà linguistiche e culturali, la lingua madre di molti studenti o dei loro genitori e / o nonni, ed anche alcuni tipi di comportamento, è quindi una necessità in questo contesto. In questo senso, comprendiamo l'importanza di consentire allo studente di conoscere la storia dei suoi antenati e / o della sua lingua madre, come sottolinea Spinassè (2011) quando dice che gli studenti più consapevoli della propria lingua madre hanno maggiori probabilità di apprendere altre varietà. In questo modo, lo studente di italiano potrà affrontare i pregiudizi e comprendere le differenze tra la lingua italiana e la propria lingua madre o di eredità. Così, lo studente, discendente di italiani o no, sarà in grado di imparare a rispettare sia la lingua che la cultura e il comportamento dell'altro. Vi presentiamo, alla fine, come uno dei risultati, quattro proposte didattiche basate sull'approccio socio(inter)comunicativo per l'insegnamento della lingua italiana in contesto degli immigrati e dei loro discendenti. This research approaches the teaching of Italian as a foreign language in Cascavel, Parana State, Brazil, by using notions of Variationist and Interactional Sociolinguistics along with Applied Linguistics (AP). This thesis is mainly aimed at the need to consider the linguistics variations, the cultural heterogeneity, and the ethnic identity in the teaching of Italian classes in the city of Cascavel, in southern Brazil. This study emerges from the observation and interpretation of the fact that Italian taught as a foreign language is neither the same Italian which was brought by immigrants to Brazil nor the one the former Italian immigrants from other regions in the south of Brazil countryside brought to Cascavel. It also emerges from the perspective that a competent speaker of a language is who understands, and does not stigmatize, the cues of contextualization in determined culture. Based on Bortoni-Ricardo (2008), Gumperz (1998), and Erickson (2001), among other researchers, this study shows the importance of the field investigation by using semi-structure interviews to collect data. In order to show the expansion of Italian language, as well as its particularities, 24 people were interviewed. From those, 18 were students, and 6 were teachers who work in different educational institutions in Cascavel. It was, then, assumed that the Italian language students were, especially, the ones who descended from Italian immigrants, and who also wanted to reinforce their ethnic origins through the status which the Italian language might give to them. It is also noted the expansion of some stereotypes attributed to the Italian culture, and in several stages of this research, the lack of sociolinguistic and sociocultural competences. Therefore it might be assumed that the misunderstanding of cultural behaviors generates negative attitudes and beliefs, both related to the Italian and Italian- descendant’s culture. It is suggested a reflective discussion about the intercultural comprehension and about the foreigners` speech contextualization, as Gumperz (1998), Hymes (1967), Hall (2006), Simprini (1999), Certeau (1995), among others who study different ethnic communities suggest. Learning about linguistic and cultural variations, about many learners` or their parents and grandparents` mother language, and also about some kinds of behaviors ends up being a need into this context. Thus, it is understood the importance to enable learners to know their ancestors` history and mother language, as Spinasse (2011) encourages when he states that learners who are more aware of their mother language seem to learn other varieties more efficiently. Another consequence of it is that Italian learners might know how to deal with prejudice and how to understand the differences between the language and their own mother or inherited language more effectively. In conclusion, it is presented, as one of the results, four didactic practices based on the socio(inter)communicative approach for the Italian teaching context of immigrants and their descendants. Esta pesquisa aborda o ensino de Língua Italiana (LI) como Língua Estrangeira (LE), em Cascavel/PR, a partir das noções da Sociolinguística Variacionista e Interacional, articuladas a estudos da Linguística Aplicada (LA). O objetivo principal desta tese é, portanto, demonstrar a necessidade em considerar as diversidades linguísticas, a heterogeneidade cultural e a identidade étnica da comunidade cascavelense nas aulas de língua italiana. A pesquisa surge a partir da constatação de que o italiano ensinado como língua estrangeira não é o mesmo trazido pelos imigrantes ao Brasil e pelo colono de frente sulista, para o município paranaense, e pela noção de que um falante competente é aquele que entende e não estigmatiza as pistas de contextualização de determinada cultura. Com base em Gumperz (1998), Erickson (2001), Bortoni-Ricardo (2008), entre outros estudiosos, consideramos a relevância da pesquisa de campo, a qual foi realizada por meio de entrevistas individuais, com um roteiro semidirigido. Entrevistamos 24 pessoas, sendo 18 alunos e seis professores, distribuídos em diferentes âmbitos de ensino em Cascavel, para demonstrarmos, também, a difusão do idioma na cidade e suas particularidades. Verificamos que a procura pelo aprendizado do italiano é feita, principalmente por italodescendentes, os quais buscam reafirmar as fronteiras étnicas por meio do status da língua italiana padrão. Podemos notar, assim, a difusão de estereótipos em relação à italianidade e em diversos momentos da pesquisa a falta de desenvolvimento da competência sociolinguística e sociocultural da comunidade. Percebemos, portanto, que a incompreensão sobre comportamentos culturais acaba gerando crenças e atitudes negativas em relação às culturas italiana e italodescendente. Nesse aspecto, propomos discussões e reflexões sobre a compreensão intercultural e as pistas de contextualização na fala do estrangeiro, assim como Hymes (1967), Certeau (1995), Gumperz (1998), Semprini (1999), Hall (2006), entre outros observam em comunidades de etnias diferentes. Logo, conhecer as variedades linguísticas e culturais, a língua materna de muitos alunos ou de seus pais e/ou avós, e também alguns tipos de comportamento, acaba sendo uma necessidade nesse contexto. Nesse sentido, compreendemos a importância de possibilitar ao estudante o conhecimento da história de seus antepassados e/ou sua língua materna, conforme Spinassè (2011) evidencia quando diz que alunos mais conscientes da própria língua materna têm mais facilidade para aprender melhor outras variedades. Dessa forma, o estudante de italiano poderá saber como enfrentar preconceitos e compreender as diferenças entre a língua padrão e a própria língua materna ou de herança. Assim, o aluno, italodescendente ou não, terá a possibilidade de aprender a respeitar tanto a língua quanto a cultura e o comportamento do outro. Apresentamos, por fim, como um dos resultados, quatro propostas didáticas pautadas pela abordagem socio(inter)comunicativa para o ensino de língua italiana em contexto de imigrantes e seus descendentes.
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44. Intercultural teaching in the Arab Gulf region: Making a case for paedagogy that takes into account the epistemic context and the scholastic traditions of Muslim students.
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Diallo, Ibrahima
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COLLEGE curriculum ,MULTICULTURAL education ,FOREIGN language education ,INTERNATIONAL communication ,CULTURAL values ,MUSLIM students - Abstract
Since its appearance in the 1960s as an independent academic discipline, intercultural teaching in the field of languages has enjoyed great success. This is in some way connected to the dominance of European languages in international communication (notably in the fields of education and research, business and finance, sport and entertainment, etc.). European languages (e.g., English and French) are taught in all corners of the globe and considerable (interdisciplinary and cross-disciplinary) research is conducted to improve the teaching of these languages. However, in the Arab-Muslim context of the Gulf countries, the implementation of intercultural teaching theories often finds itself at odds with local cultures and values because these theories can be perceived as a subtle medium for the expansion of Western socio-cultural values and lifestyles. The main reason for this is that these theories are developed, designed, and destined primarily for students from a liberal and secular background. Teaching European languages and cultures to Arab-Muslim students of the Gulf highlights the difficulties involved in the implementation of intercultural teaching. This article gives an overview of intercultural teaching and analyses the challenges it faces. It also makes a case for a paedagogy that takes into account the epistemic context and the scholastic traditions of the Muslim students living and socialising in the Gulf countries. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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45. EVALUATING the Effectiveness of Intercultural Teachers.
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COX, KATHLEEN
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EVALUATION of teaching , *CONCEPTUAL structures , *LABOR mobility , *NURSING education , *NURSING school faculty , *SELF-evaluation , *STUDENT attitudes , *SURVEYS , *HEALTH facility translating services , *AFFINITY groups , *CULTURAL competence - Abstract
With globalization and major immigration flows, intercultural teaching encounters are likely to increase, along with the need to assure intercultural teaching effectiveness. Thus, the purpose of this article is to present a conceptual framework for nurse educators to consider when anticipating an intercultural teaching experience. Kirkpatrick's and Bushnell's models provide a basis for the conceptual framework. Major concepts of the model include input, process, output, and outcome. The model may possibly be used to guide future research to determine which variables are most influential in explaining intercultural teaching effectiveness. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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46. International education: trends, ideologies and alternative pedagogical approaches.
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Stier, Jonas
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GLOBAL studies , *HIGHER education , *GLOBALIZATION , *IDEOLOGY , *SOCIAL skills - Abstract
Globalisation, the internationalisation of academia as a whole, and the Bologna Process have recently placed European higher education in a state of change. By critically reading policies and documents on internationalisation from 16 universities in Australia, Canada, Sweden and the US, three internationalisation ideologies (idealism, instrumentalism and educationalism) in higher education are analysed. Areas of similarities and differences are discussed - especially with regard to desired learning outcomes and the ideological rationales for international education. It is concluded that these policies and documents as well as the Bologna Process largely disregard issues pertaining to the teaching methods and contents of international education. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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47. Japanese Graduate Nursing Students' Perceptions of the Teaching Performance of an Intercultural Teacher.
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COX, KATHLEEN and YAMAGUCHI, SATOMI
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ANALYSIS of variance , *CULTURE , *GRADUATE students , *RESEARCH methodology , *NURSING school faculty , *NURSING students , *QUESTIONNAIRES , *INDUSTRIAL research , *SCALE analysis (Psychology) , *STUDENT attitudes , *GRADUATE nursing education , *TEACHING methods , *CLASSROOM research , *MASTERS programs (Higher education) , *EVALUATION - Abstract
This paper reports the results of a survey conducted to explore the perceptions of Japanese graduate nursing students about the teaching performance of an American teacher.The impact of cultural differences on classroom behavior and communication between Japanese graduate nursing students and the American teacher are also explored. Students were enrolled in a nursing education course in the first semester of the graduate program. Data for the analysis were the student opinion surveys, which included Likert scale items and space for narrative responses. Results of the survey are reported as well as the results of a follow-up meeting that was held with the students.The students emphasized the importance of the quality of the interpretation. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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48. Teachers' Collaborative Conversations About Culture: Negotiating Decision Making in Intercultural Teaching.
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MacPherson, Seonaigh
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COOPERATIVE inquiry , *DECISION making , *STUDENT teachers , *TEACHER training , *FIELD research , *MULTICULTURAL education - Abstract
This article presents findings from a study that investigated intercultural teaching through teachers' collaborative conversations about critical intercultural incidents in schools. The data were generated through Web-CT and face-to-face dialogues between preservice, inservice, and university teachers about critical intercultural incidents identified by the preservice candidates during practicum experiences. Findings focus on teachers' intercultural decision making within two broad categories: "minding" (making choices, enabling cultures, respecting and sharing power, and arbitrating and agonizing what is just) and "responding" (fostering intercultural communities, opening "safe" spaces, protecting students and surroundings, and "stepping up" to address it). Implications include the role of social and emotional learning and power dynamics in intercultural teaching and the potential for a case-study approach to intercultural teacher education. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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49. Förderung interkultureller Lehrkompetenz : didaktische Gestaltungsprinzipien in der Lehrerinnen- und Lehrerbildung für die Sekundarstufe II
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Collenberg, Michèle, Euler, Dieter (Prof. Dr.) (Referent), and Dilger, Bernadette (Prof. Dr.) (Koreferent)
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Intercultural teaching ,intercultural sensitivity ,Interkulturalität ,Sekundarstufe 2 ,EDIS-4881 ,Didaktik ,multiculturalism ,Gestaltungsbasierte Forschung ,Interkulturelles Lernen ,Gestaltungsprinzip ,Lehrkompetenz ,design-based research ,intercultural competences ,Schweiz ,Lehrerbildung ,heterogeneity ,social sciences ,Interkulturelle Sensibilität ,teacher education - Abstract
Lehrpersonen benötigen interkulturelle Lehrkompetenzen, um mit der zunehmenden ethnisch-kulturellen Heterogenität der Lernenden in den Schulklassen umgehen zu können. Im Rahmen der vorliegenden Forschungsarbeit wird im Studiengang Wirtschaftspädagogik der Universität St. Gallen, in dem zukünftige Wirtschaftspädagoginnen und -pädagogen und Lehrpersonen für Wirtschaft und Recht an Berufsfach- und Maturitätsschulen ausgebildet werden, ein Unterrichtsarrangement zur Förderung interkultureller Lehrkompetenz entwickelt und erprobt. Die Arbeit verfolgt nach dem Paradigma einer gestaltungsbasierten Forschung (engl.: Design-Based Research) das Ziel, einerseits eine innovative Praxislösung zu entwickeln, andererseits sollen Gestaltungsprinzipien hergeleitet werden, welche die lehrmethodische Gestaltung eines interkulturellen Lehr-/Lernkonzepts in einem breiteren Bildungskontext anleiten können. Ausgangspunkt der Arbeit bildet eine vertiefte Auseinandersetzung mit der Forschungsliteratur zur Bedeutung der ethnisch-kulturellen Heterogenität der Lernenden für die Sekundarstufe II, wobei pädagogische Handlungsfelder identifiziert werden, die von der Lehrperson spezifische interkulturelle Lehrkompetenzen verlangen. Im Anschluss wird das Zielkonstrukt 'Interkulturelle Lehrkompetenz' weiter analysiert und für die Entwicklung eines interkulturellen Unterrichtsarrangements operationalisiert. Zusätzlich werden aus dem Entwicklungsmodell interkultureller Sensibilität von Bennett sowie anhand weiterer Erkenntnisse aus Theorie und Empirie Gestaltungsannahmen hergeleitet, welche die methodisch-didaktische Gestaltung des interkulturellen Unterrichtsarrangements anleiten. Unter Berücksichtigung der spezifischen Kontextbedingungen wird ein Prototyp des interkulturellen Unterrichtsarrangements entwickelt, der in zwei Lehrveranstaltungen des Studiengangs Wirtschaftspädagogik der Universität St. Gallen erprobt wird. Die Evaluationsmethoden umfassen eine Vielzahl von qualitativen und quantitativen Instrumenten und erlauben die Weiterentwicklung des Unterrichtsarrangements sowie eine Evaluation der Brauchbarkeit und Relevanz der einzelnen Gestaltungsprinzipien., Teachers need intercultural teaching skills to cope with the increasing ethnic-cultural heterogeneity of learners in the classroom. In the context of the present research work, a curriculum for the promotion of intercultural teaching competence is developed for the Pre-service teacher education at the University of St. Gallen, in which future teachers for business administration, economics and law are trained. Based on the paradigm of design-based research, the aim of the work is to develop an innovative practical solution on the one hand, and on the other hand to derive design principles that offer guidelines for the methodological design of intercultural teaching concepts in a broader educational context. The starting point of the work is an in-depth discussion of the research literature on the importance of ethnic-cultural heterogeneity for the secondary II education level by identifying pedagogical fields of action that require the teachers to have specific intercultural teaching competences. Afterwards the goal construct 'Intercultural teaching competence' is further analyzed and operationalized for the development of an intercultural teaching arrangement. In addition, design assumptions are derived from Bennett's development model of intercultural sensitivity as well as further insights gained from theoretical and empirical studies, which guide the methodological-didactic design of intercultural teaching arrangements. Taking into account the specific contextual conditions, a prototype of the intercultural teaching arrangement is developed and tested in two Pre-service teacher education courses at the University of St. Gallen. The evaluation methods comprise a multitude of qualitative and quantitative instruments and allow the further development of the teaching arrangement as well as an evaluation of the usefulness and relevance of the individual design principles.
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50. Relationship as a space 'in between'. A transcultural and transdisciplinary approach to academic teaching mediated by dialogue
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Mangano, MARIA FLORA
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transdisciplinarity ,Basarab Nicolescu ,academic teaching ,transdisciplinary teaching ,Settore M-FIL/03 - Filosofia Morale ,philosophy of dialogue ,discipline ,culture ,interdisciplinary dialogue ,Settore M-PED/01 - Pedagogia Generale e Sociale ,reciprocity ,interdisciplinarity ,interdisciplinary teaching ,transcultural teaching ,space of relationship ,intercultural dialogue ,Dialogue ,relationship ,Martin Buber ,intercultural teaching ,intercultural communication ,communication of scientific research ,intercultural philosophy - Abstract
This study aims to propose a transcultural and transdisciplinary approach to academic teaching mediated by dialogue. It focuses on a transcultural and transdisciplinary perspective, rather than on the two as separate, thus on the approach to cultures and disciplines together. In particular, it presents the approach to academic teaching on the basis of the relationship among cultures and disciplines, moreover, among, across and beyond cultures and disciplines. They are the meanings of the Latin prefix trans, of ?transcultural? and ?transdisciplinary?, according the perspective of transdisciplinarity, proposed by Basarab Nicolescu, contemporary Romanian physicist and philosopher, to which this study refers. Furthermore, this research is focused on the relationship in terms of ?a space of relationship? among, across and beyond cultures and disciplines. This space is provided by dialogue, according the perspective of the philosophy of dialogue, a branch of contemporary Anglo-European philosophy founded by Martin Buber. This study describes the application of the transdisciplinary perspective to academic teaching mediated by the philosophy of dialogue. This implies the investigation of dialogue as a space of relationship, rather than for relationship among, across and beyond cultures and disciplines. In this perspective, dialogue and relationship may become the same, as they are linked to each other, thus, this proposed approach to teaching aims to explore also the reciprocity between dialogue and relationship. The proposal of a transcultural and transdisciplinary approach mediated by dialogue at the basis of this study is investigated mainly through academic teaching. In particular, during this doctoral program, thus between 2014 and 2016, I documented teaching experiences with this approach in two contexts: courses on transcultural dialogue with undergraduates drawn from different cultures while on an Italian philosophical-theological faculty (the ?St. Peter's Philosophical-Theological Institute? of Viterbo, Italy), and courses on the communication of scientific research (CSR) for young scientists drawn from different disciplines and cultures at invitation of Italian (the universities of Brescia, Milan and Viterbo) and Czech (the University of West Bohemia of Pilsen) universities. This approach to teaching seems rarely investigated, as I did not find indications in prior literature of a similar perspective, with the exception of a few notes on teaching materials for a transcultural approach or for a transdisciplinary one, but these perspectives are not explored together. A trace of the need for applying a transdisciplinary and transcultural approach to knowledge, according to the vision suggested by Nicolescu appeared recently, but not in relation to academic education, nor referring to the possible reciprocity between them. Therefore, this approach to teaching is presented in detail: the study describes each course of the two contexts (chapter 2) and the findings (chapter 3) drawn from the students? feedback and their contributions to this proposal. The analysis of the findings may provide evidence of this approach, and suggests its possible implications in teaching (chapter 4), and also beyond the academic context. The additional aim of this study, in fact, is to consider dialogue as a space of relationship among, across and beyond cultures and disciplines which may be applied, far more broadly, to everyday life.
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