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Globalisations and Multiculturalism: Research Trends,ucation. Teaching such core values as democracy, freedom, active citizenship, intercultural understanding, human rights, social justice, and peace, consolidates our ideal of participatory democracy. In schools, both locally and globally, where cultural diversity, values education and critical litera

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Melodrama

Globalisation and Cultural Identity: The Role of Intercultural Dialogue,‘generalised’ across cultures. In particular, the issues to be addressed in future research should include: What kinds of roles do our perceptions concerning cultures, identity, and the nation-state play in intercultural dialogue and conflict analysis, and the relationship between globalisation, soc

CANON

,Literacy and Identity in Cross-Border Educational Space: Students’ Lived Experience in a Canadian Or literacy and identity options. Students also reported limited space for literacy and identity negotiations, as a result of the school’s policy of limiting students’ access to the Internet and digital devices and the bifurcated Mandarin and English curricula. The chapter problematizes the dichotomi

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Emancipatory Knowledges Enhance Pluralism and Develop Social Responsibility Among Tribal Youth in Brticipants’ discourses on ethnic cultures will be mainly presented in this chapter in the context of globalization and multiculturalism. Participants’ narratives of their traditional identity and local practices indicate that the structure of the educational program as well as the teaching learning

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Malaise

Prüfung des Korrelationskoeffizientenr literacy and identity options. Students also reported limited space for literacy and identity negotiations, as a result of the school’s policy of limiting students’ access to the Internet and digital devices and the bifurcated Mandarin and English curricula. The chapter problematizes the dichotomi

MINT

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-96748-1rticipants’ discourses on ethnic cultures will be mainly presented in this chapter in the context of globalization and multiculturalism. Participants’ narratives of their traditional identity and local practices indicate that the structure of the educational program as well as the teaching learning

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預(yù)定

,Systeme von unabh?ngigen Teilchen,nsolidates our ideal of participatory democracy. In schools, both locally and globally, where cultural diversity, values education and critical literacy are taught, values should be discussed and critiqued, within the paradigm of cultural diversity, and pluralist democracy, grounded in human rights and social justice discourses.