Titlebook: Global Teaching; Southern Perspective Carol Reid,Jae Major Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2017 global teaching.s

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Joachim Krause (Stellvertretender Direktor)mobilities across national boundaries. She describes the move away from multiculturalism in Europe and how this is reflected in education. Leeman describes how intercultural education was replaced by citizenship education in the Netherlands, and the marginalization of knowledge about critical approa

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Kostenanalyse und Kostenspaltunglienating, dispiriting, and inequitable. Culturally responsive practice by teachers and school leaders has been posited as a promising pedagogical framework for creating positive learning contexts to mitigate these challenges. In this chapter, the authors draw together sociocultural theory and Indig

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Berechnung der Durchschnittskostencent manifestations of this process in the form of cultural essentialism. It discusses how Australian Aboriginal groups have been continuously transformed through long-established practices of trade, intermarriage, and, more recently, colonization. The argument is that cosmopolitan theory is able to

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-08128-9ms. Without careful sustenance, local identity can suffer under the hegemony of powerful languages and cultures. This chapter analyzes the models of trilingual education implemented in three primary schools in the Inner Mongolian Autonomous Region (IMAR) in the People’s Republic of China. These scho

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