“Who is the real stranger — the one who lives in a foreign land and knows he belongs elsewhere, or the one who lives the life of a foreigner in her native land and has no place else to belong?” Elif Safak
First of all, I must confess that I have read this piece with a lot more interest than I have read the other articles. It was like an exploration of culture through several perspectives and discussions. It had a sense Read More …
Building Intercultural Competence in the Language Classroom by Moeller & Nuget is an article written on practical implications of developing intercultural competence in the American classrooms where students are taught a foreign language, yet many of the activities cited can Read More …
The paper was a thorough study of official documents which involve the national education councils held in Turkey starting from 1939. It was especially interesting to me in that I had never before read about the history of foreign language Read More …