Titlebook: Learning and Teaching Across Cultures in Higher Education; David Palfreyman (Assistant Professor),Dawn Lorrai Book 2007 Palgrave Macmillan

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Niall Palfreymanformatik (UWI) der Universit?t Osnabrück. .Christopher Petrick., M.Sc., hat Betriebswirtschaftslehre mit den Schwerpunkten Accounting und Management an der Universit?t Osnabrück studiert. .Prof. Dr. Frank Teuteberg. ist Leiter des Fachgebiets UWI an der Universit?t Osnabrück.?.

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Cultural Learning in the Absence of Culture? A Study of How Students Learn Foreign Language and Cultdividually construct in a constant dialogue with many social sources. Examples and teaching strategies will be shared to help educators understand how students construct knowledge in the context of a tertiary classroom.

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Intercultural Postgraduate Supervision: Ethnographic Journeys of Identity and Powerg insufficient guidance and support. It also suggests that holistic supervision strategies that seek to recognize the role of identity (re)formation are both part of an Eastern approach to supervision and an enactment of more recent Western notions of supervision as mentoring.

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One Size Fits All? Faculty Professional Development Workshops in a Multicultural Contextdistance, gender, and appreciation of student diversity. Although these issues relate to the specific context of the programme, they have significance for the kind of multicultural settings that are increasingly becoming part of modern transnational higher education.

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Intercultural Competence: Examples of Internationalizing the Curriculum through Students’ Interactiohis competence through meaningful interactions. This chapter discusses three such approaches that use the international student population and the local migrant community to introduce, practice and negotiate cultural understandings in the target language.

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Teaching Bioinformatics: Using Storytelling to Negotiate Cultural Divisions in the Sciencesnce. By taking this narrative account of problem-solving seriously, we arrive at a question of general educational relevance: How can we help students to learn new cultural narratives which empower them to solve problems, and to adapt these narratives in the light of experience?

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Teaching Business Studies to Far East Students in the UKrate social responsibility, which they consider as a ‘Western logic’; they have difficulties in understanding Western-based epistemology; and they look on a UK education more as a signalling/certification tool than as a valuable learning experience. The study concludes with suggestions on how some of the issues raised could be addressed.