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Introduction,e analyses presented here reveal the delicate balance of interests of all those involved in communicating in international and intercultural contexts, and offer detailed insights into the many realities of language education using the specific examples of Chinese, English, Japanese and Tamil.

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,Can Teachers Know Learners’ Minds? Teacher Empathy and Learner Body Language in English Language Tee accurate in their interpretations of learners’ emotional cues in intercultural encounters. The chapter concludes that reflexivity and empathy are essential elements of being an interculturally effective educator.

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Book 2014t towards new ways of being and belonging. It addresses previously under-explored issues, in particular the integration of theories like ‘thirdness’, and practices of language education and maintenance with relevance to the Asia-Pacific region. The analyses reveal the delicate balance of interests o

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Wandel der Arbeitswelt: New Work 4.0,e variety being taught in schools. To survive, the Tamil language has to live beyond the boundaries of the classroom and respond to the changing needs of a younger generation of Tamil bilinguals, and the continual demographic changes of twenty first century Singapore.

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Constructing Meaning from the Unfamiliar: Implications for Critical Intercultural Education,sses. The chapter relates the processes of construction of meaning observed in these contexts to the increasingly intercultural educational settings in Australia, as well as to other culturally diverse contexts.