ESL: A Tool For Intercultural Communication

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The document discusses several ways that schools can promote intercultural communication through English as a second language programs, including participating in European lifelong learning programs, maintaining pen pals with international schools, holding intercultural days to share cultural contributions, celebrating festivals from various cultures, and activities like greetings in other languages and comparing cultures through similarities and differences.

ESL: A TOOL FOR INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATION CRA MONCALVILLO – OCTOBER 2009

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