Book Review: Building Racial and Cultural Competence in the Classroom: Strategies From Urban EducatorsMcCrayE.D.URBAN EDUCATION -BEVERLY HILLS-
Cultural competence is developed in the classroom by teaching students to be respectful and accepting of the cultural differences of peers. It can be further developed by identifying stereotypes and encouraging students to avoid them. What is an example of cultural competence?
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Plurilingualism, Pluriculturalism, and the CEFR: Are Turkey's Foreign Language Objectives Reflected in Classroom Instruction? The development of plurilingual and pluricultural competence is increasingly noted as an important goal of foreign language education. Consequently, the Tu... ?elik,Servet - ...
The model is intended for practical use in classroom environments to assess existing "cultural gaps" and to assist teachers with social inclusion (McKeown Kurt, 2011). It is meant to support teachers in their efforts to develop intercultural competence with, and between, students which transgress...
Cite this chapter Nelson, R.F., Winfield-Thomas, E., Lew, M.M. (2017). Academic Service Learning and Cultural Competence in Teacher Education. In: Heider, K. (eds) Service Learning as Pedagogy in Early Childhood Education. Educating the Young Child, vol 11. Springer, Cham. https://doi...
Conclusion: Methodologies drawing from cultural competency and narrative medicine can be used to help physicians work in multidisciplinary, multicultural teams in and out of the medical institution. 展开 关键词: Humans Focus Groups Narration Attitude Behavior Program Evaluation Clinical Competence Community ...
Teaching & Learning in MedicineDasGupta, Sayantani, Dodi Meyer, Ayxa Calero-Breckheimer, Alex W. Costley, Gobeira Guillen. "Teaching Cultural Competence Through Narrative Medicine: Intersections of Classroom and Community." Teaching and Learning in Medicine 18 (2006): 14-7. Print....
The concept of cultural competence in healthcare is ambiguous and is constantly evolving [1]. Consequently, a great complexity of definitions and theories explaining the nature of the notion has been introduced by various authors. For example, Cross et al. define it as “patterns of human behavi...
So the primary task in the development of cross-cultural competence should be not so much to fill one frame with different contents, but to make explicit the boundaries of the frame and try out a different one.To better achieve the aims to bring culture into a classroom teachers should be ...