Teaching a language is a social commitment. Not only do we help a student access code, we allow access to a new lifestyle, a new world. Teaching languages \u200b\u200bcontributes to building a better world.
Today I had the opportunity to participate in the XII Meeting Practical Teacher ELE, organized by International House and Edinumen in the Cervantes Institute. We talked about intercultural competence in the language classroom (in the language classroom, to be more specific).
In case you're interested, here I leave my paper and some readings that explain a little more detail some ideas I have outlined today.
You, me, intercultural competence in the English classroom
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- Around multiculturalism: reflections on culture and communication in the language classroom
- Culture in writing: discourse markers in English and student writing Inglés
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