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TEACHING CULTURE. TEACHING INTERCULTURAL COMPETENCE Dr. Monika Badecka- Kozikowska
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Page 1: Dr. Monika Badecka-Kozikowska. „ …. an invisible control mechanism operating in our thoughts. We become only aware of this control mechanism when.

TEACHING CULTURE. TEACHING INTERCULTURAL

COMPETENCE

Dr. Monika Badecka-Kozikowska

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What is culture ?

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„The whole way of life

of a people” (Eliot, T.S. 1948)

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„ ..a membership in a discourse

community that shares a common social space

and history, and common imaginings”

(Kramsch, 1998)

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„ …. an invisible control mechanism operating in our thoughts. We become only aware of this control mechanism when it is severely challenged by exposure to a different culture” (Hall 1983).

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a shared set of basic assumptions and values, behavioural norms, attitudes and beliefs manifested in systems and institutions; behavioural patterns and non-behavioral items. Culture is shared among members of one group or society (Hofstede in Dahl 2004; Spencer-Oatey 2000).

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Culture is like an oniona system that can be peeled, layer by layer (Hofstede

1991) ; Outer layersRituals / Behavioural patternsHeroes SymbolsArtefacts & productsSystems & institutionsInner core valuesBasic assumptionsBeliefs Attitudes Behavioural conventions (Spencer –Oatey 2000)

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What do we teach when we teach culture ?

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See Slides 6 & 7 above

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AREAS OF CULTURE TO TEACH

GEOGRAPHYHISTORY

FAMILY LIFESOCIAL LIFE

LAW & ORDERPOWER &POLITICS

ECONOMYEDUCATIONRELIGION

ARTS

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What is the purpose of teaching culture ?

To develop Intercultural Competence

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Who are culture learners?

Language class membersTravellers /TouristsSojourners

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What is Intercultural Competence?An ability to:evaluate critically , […],perspectives,practices and products in one’s own and other cultures & countries (Byram, 1997)

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What is Intercultural Communicative Competence (ICC)?

It is an ability to - interact with people from another country and culture

- to act as a mediator between people of different cultural origins

- to use language appropriately (sociolinguistic & discourse competence)

- and be aware of specific meanings of this language (Byram, 1998)

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Constructs of ICC Awareness Attitudes

SkillsKnowledge

Proficiency in the host tongue

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How do we teach ICC?

A Culture Assimilator

by means of Critical Incidents (Cushner &Brislin

1996)

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The Three Oddest Words

When I pronounce the word Future,the first syllable already belongs to the past.

When I pronounce the word Silence, I destroy it.

When I pronounce the word Nothing,I make something no non-being can hold.

Wisława Szymborska transl. by St. Barańczak

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The ……est Words / My / Their … Words

When I …………………….………………………………

When I …………………….………………………………

When I ……………………..……………………………….

I ……………………………………………………………… .

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Laozi

Laozi often explains his ideas by way of paradox.

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My Three Words by Chen He

When I pronounce the word Enemy,I respect him first of all.

When I pronounce the word Honour,I must defeat myself.

When I pronounce the Word Sorrow.I always find a shadow by my side.

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Three words by Sishi Zhang

When I read the word Peace, the first syllable belongs to security.

When I read the word Freedom, I pursue it.

When I read the word Death,I make something no being can block.

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THANK YOU

[email protected]

kozikowska.pl

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National Stereotypes

Heaven is where the police are British,

the cooks are French, the mechanics are German,

the lovers are Italian, and it is all organized and run by

the Swiss.

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National StereotypesHell is where

…………………………………………

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Hell is where …

the police are German, the cooks are British,

the mechanics are French, the lovers are Swiss,

and it is all organized and run by the Italians.

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EthnocentrismEthnorelativismAcculturation„Thirdness”

Cultural / Intercultural Awareness

Intercultural Competence


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