Intercultural sensitivity and language attitudes in Content Language Integrated Learning.

Barbara De Groot; Katja Lochtman

Intercultural sensitivity and language attitudes in Content Language Integrated Learning.

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In CLIL intercultural sensitivity is considered to be self-evident. However, the results of a study in Belgian CLIL settings show that intercultural sensitivity is target language specific and not self-evident at all. It is suggested that in CLIL attitudes towards the target language have to be made explicit in order to enhance intercultural understanding.

Originele taal-2	English
Status	Unpublished - 29 mei 2014
Evenement	Matters of the Mind: Psychology and Language Learning - Graz, Austria Duur: 29 mei 2014 → 31 mei 2014

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Conference	Matters of the Mind: Psychology and Language Learning
Land/Regio	Austria
Stad	Graz
Periode	29/05/14 → 31/05/14

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