Increasing teachers’ intercultural competences in teacher preparation programs and through professional development: A review

Romijn, Bodine R.; Slot, Pauline; Leseman, Paul

doi:10.1016/j.tate.2020.103236

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“…Aunque la necesidad de profesores interculturalmente competentes es cada vez más reconocida, muchos profesores todavía se sienten mal preparados para trabajar con niños culturales y lingüísticamente diversos (Romijn et al, 2021). En Ecuador, solo el 37 por ciento de los hogares tiene acceso a internet, lo que significa que 6 de cada 10 niños, no pueden continuar con sus estudios a través de plataformas digitales.…”

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Impacto de la educación virtual bajo la pandemia de covid-19 en el proceso de enseñanza-aprendizaje en unidades educativas interculturales bilingües del Ecuador

2022

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La Educación Intercultural Bilingüe surge de las necesidades, intereses y aspiraciones de las diversas nacionalidades y pueblos indígenas, de conservar sus características propias a través de la educación, pero la pandemia del COVID-19 que enfrenta el mundo, ha provocado cambios en el paradigma educativo, en donde la educación intercultural bilingüe también se ve afectada, este trabajo tiene un enfoque cuantitativo de tipo exploratorio-descriptivo, se seleccionaron dos Unidades Educativas Interculturales Bilingües, una en la Provincia de Bolívar y otra en la Provincia de Loja, para evaluar el efecto de la educación virtual en el proceso de enseñanza aprendizaje y en la aplicación del currículo de Educación Intercultural Bilingüe, con la aplicación de una encuesta validada a una muestra de estudiantes, docentes y padres de familia; a pesar de estar las instituciones educativas en provincias tan distantes, presentan problemas similares por falta de conectividad continua y segura, así como también falta de conocimiento en el manejo de herramientas tecnológicas; la mayoría de los padres encuestados, aunque desconfían de la eficacia de las clases virtuales, se han adaptado a esta nueva forma de educación, haciendo inversiones en equipos tecnológicos, y en tiempo junto a sus hijos; la mayoría de los estudiantes muestran confianza en las estrategias metodológicas y contenidos aplicados; los docentes dedican tiempo y esfuerzo en la preparación, aplicación , monitoreo y seguimiento del proceso académico que llevan los estudiantes, alcanzando solo a aplicar los contenidos mínimos del currículo de EIB

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Impacto de la educación virtual bajo la pandemia de covid-19 en el proceso de enseñanza-aprendizaje en unidades educativas interculturales bilingües del Ecuador

2022

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“…The ability to cooperate, that is to work in multi-ethnic, multinational teams, to be open to new working environments is one of the crucial aspects that employers consider in addition to basic training in a field. In the face of this increase in cultural and socioeconomic diversity, researchers have come up with multiple solutions to implement intercultural competency training programs for both teachers and students ( Kohli Bagwe and Haskollar, 2020 ; Peng et al, 2020 ; Romijn et al, 2021 ). Some of these refer to measuring intercultural competence before and after completing a university course ( Snodgrass et al, 2018 ), after a semester of educational exchange experience ( Dervin et al, 2020 ), others involve the use of virtual reality technology to develop intercultural competence ( Akdere et al, 2021 ) and, the ones that caught our attention, are those that use movies as a support in developing intercultural competence ( Yue, 2019 ).…”

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“…The developmental model proposed by the theoretical perspective of intercultural competence has its main directions the acquisition by individuals of a global, international perspective of identity and the development of harmonious relationships with people from different cultures ( Armstrong, 2020 ). A high level of development of this competence allows the individual to select appropriate behavior, be more empathetic ( Meleady et al, 2020 ), minimize prejudice, and ethnocentrism ( Gregersen-Hermans, 2017 ), have a higher level of tolerance for ambiguity ( Romijn et al, 2021 ), manage stress more easily ( Schwarzenthal et al, 2020 ), and communicate easily in cross-cultural environments ( Stier, 2009 ). Also, when conceptualizing this term, we need to take into account the fact that today most individuals belong to diverse groups (ethnic, religious, national, occupational, etc.)…”

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Linking Positive Psychology and Intercultural Competence by Movies: Evidence From Brunei and Romania

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Cultural consumption provides numerous benefits for individuals, especially for younger generations. Imaginary travel narratives can shape people’s perceptions about other cultures thus are useful tools for developing intercultural competences. On the other hand, positive psychology provides an approach to understand different aspects of students/youngsters’ wellbeing. This study investigates the wellbeing associated with learning the meanings of being different and growing in emotional resilience, flexibility, and openness to other cultures through movies. The positive psychology approach was used to examine the benefits of movie consumption in order to investigate the activation of five domains of wellbeing: positive emotions, engagement, relationships, meaning, and accomplishment (PERMA). The research methodology consisted of the experiment and questionnaire survey. The students’ scores on the wellbeing and intercultural competences were measured before and after the intervention. The intervention consisted of sessions of watching two example movies, Eat Pray Love and Hotel Transylvania 2, and subsequent group discussions about the movies’ respective messages. The participants’ group was formed by 236 university students from Brunei and Romania, ages between 18 and 49years old. The results showed an increase in students’ openness to other cultures and across some of the wellbeing PERMA dimensions. The study makes a theoretical contribution by connecting positive psychology and the intercultural competence constructs and the influences of movies.

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“…pluralism in many areas and aspects. This is considered to become a kind of current ideological trend, philosophy and conceptualization, methodological approach of nowadays to public school system [4,5]. And if no innovations, reforms or changes are seen or introduced this phenomenon becomes a sort of drama that takes place [6,7,8,9].The discussions commonly consider the postgraduate additional education as a system that requires efficacy in the use of innovative approaches and models of training proposed by researchers; this also concerns the development of professional competencies, the level of professionalism and communicative skills of a modern teacher.…”

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Comprehensive model of safe educational spaces and lifelong learning for educators: regional approach

Murugova

Bulankina²,

Molokova³

et al. 2021

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This article considers approaches to the strategies and tactics of the methodological support for modern teachers’ activity in the frameworks of the National Project on Education as seen and presented via innovation humanitarian practices in the current professional community of the Regional Destination (Novosibirsk, Russia). Of particular theoretical and practical significance is the identification of the degree of objectivity and safety of the rationale of Tutoring within a network of consulting centers to provide methodological support for assessing the quality of professional skills and knowledge of educators of the Lifelong Learning stage. The empirical array is the regional centers’ activity in the aspect of functional literacy of the participants as the main message of theory, practice and provisions of the comprehensive axiological model of the regional information and education spaces. The conclusion is made on inconsistency of personalized teaching and learning as well as on management of continuing education.

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Increasing teachers’ intercultural competences in teacher preparation programs and through professional development: A review

Cited by 96 publications

References 60 publications

Impacto de la educación virtual bajo la pandemia de covid-19 en el proceso de enseñanza-aprendizaje en unidades educativas interculturales bilingües del Ecuador

Impacto de la educación virtual bajo la pandemia de covid-19 en el proceso de enseñanza-aprendizaje en unidades educativas interculturales bilingües del Ecuador

Linking Positive Psychology and Intercultural Competence by Movies: Evidence From Brunei and Romania

Comprehensive model of safe educational spaces and lifelong learning for educators: regional approach

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