Titlebook: Cultural Literacy and Empathy in Education Practice; Gabriel García Ochoa,Sarah McDonald Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The A

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Socialism as a Cognitive Alternatives at the school used the memoir, ., by Najaf Mazari as part of a successful strategy to address communication issues between students from refugee Afghan backgrounds and non-refugee students, hoping to develop empathy and understanding of each other’s differences. The case study includes interviews with staff members and former students.

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Socialism as a Cognitive Alternativel literacy: “Reading Across Cultures”. The chapter presents a detailed discussion of “Reading Across Cultures”, including the unit’s syllabus, class exercises and assignments, and how these were designed to help students develop their cultural literacy skills.

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Conservatism as the Unmarked NormIt explains the controversy associated with the relationship between reading and empathy and outlines its strengths and limitations. The chapter adopts a definition of empathy based on Susan Keen’s understanding of the term and argues the importance of approaching empathy in a classroom setting as a

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Socialism as a Cognitive Alternatives at the school used the memoir, ., by Najaf Mazari as part of a successful strategy to address communication issues between students from refugee Afghan backgrounds and non-refugee students, hoping to develop empathy and understanding of each other’s differences. The case study includes interviews

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Socialism as a Cognitive Alternativeten used in teaching cultural literacy and how these can be adapted to different disciplines and subject matters. The chapter also includes the case study of a unit taught at Monash University where cultural literacy was embedded into the curriculum through the choice of particular texts and Open-Sp

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Socialism as a Cognitive Alternativel literacy: “Reading Across Cultures”. The chapter presents a detailed discussion of “Reading Across Cultures”, including the unit’s syllabus, class exercises and assignments, and how these were designed to help students develop their cultural literacy skills.

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Destabilisation and Reflection,es destabilisation and reflection as the core learning practices that are used to develop cultural literacy in students, and it argues how, when carefully framed and unpacked, destabilisation and reflection can lead to building new ways of understanding both the world and the self.