The Cross-Cultural Classroom

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http://lessonplans.blogs.nytimes.com/2008/09/25/the-cross-cultural-classroom/

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“I often think of culture in terms of the “iceberg concept” commonly used in educational studies, with its small visible tip and huge mass below the surface. Most people tend to view only the surface aspects of culture — observable behavior — sometimes known as the five F’s: food, fashion, festivals, folklore, and flags. But of course culture goes deeper than that. It is the other 95 percent below the surface of which we need to be aware.”

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