The document discusses how people from different cultures can perceive the same thing in different ways based on their thinking and experiences. It provides the example of an optical illusion image that can be seen as either an old woman or a young woman depending on the person. The document also mentions a teacher that some students may view as good while others view as bad due to different thinking and perceptions, and encourages taking photos of things in a city that seem different.

1. Who sees the old woman?
Who sees the young woman?

2. Same picture
Different people
Different thinking

3. Nice
Bad
teacher
Good
Great teacher! BAD teacher!
teacher

4. Same teacher – Different Students
Different thinking
Different perceptions

5. With a partner, say “Good”
or “Bad”

6. Homework
People from different cultures do not “see”
things the same. For example…
What we see, smell or hear.
How we think
Why we think.
Take a photo of 3 things in this city that are
“different” for you.