This document discusses practical sources for teaching culture in the classroom. It suggests using a combination of visual, audio, and tactile materials like videos, CDs, readings, songs, photographs, and guest speakers to appeal to different learning styles. Combining various sources that incorporate visual, audio, and tactile elements will help teachers successfully convey cultural information to students.

1. Practical Sources forTeaching Culture

2. It is considered important to teach culture in the classroom but the question is: What sources do we need to use in order to to get a clear picture of the culture the students are going to learn?

3. Different kinds of information are possible to be put into practice when we learn CULTURE This is because culture is a very broad concept, variable, and it is present in our everyday life.

4. The list of the sources below is a combination of the three kinds of learners VISUAL LEARNERS

5. AUDIO LEARNERS

6. TACTILE LEARNERS

7. The Sources are Videos CDs TV Readings Internet Stories

8. Students own information Songs Newspapers Interviews Guest speaker Anecdotes

9. Photographs Surveys Illustrations

10. By the combination of VISUAL,AUDIO,and TACTILE learning materials we are likely to succeed in our ways of teaching culture to our students. Always we should remember to include in our teaching different kinds of information sources.

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