Our  Intracultural Selves Us, our lives, and our classrooms Learners and Their Life Worlds Intra- and Intercultural   Learning
cultural background  socio-economic background family relationships cultural background educational background self-concept friendships and peer relationships interests life experiences etc Elements of our life worlds
Our  Intracultural Selves Us, our lives, and our classrooms
Why are learners’ life worlds important? Motivation and engagement Valuing individuals Interaction with peers Learning needs Learning styles Potential for intercultural learning Planning effective learning experiences!
You can make a difference Aalyihah
“ Hello, I am Aaliyah”
1.Understand my world
1.Understand my world
2.Understand how I learn
3.Engage me!!
4. Expand Pathways                                                                                                                                                            
5.Unconditional Respect To get it you must give it
“ Do you know how to teach me?”
 
 
Professional Standards
VELS – What do we value? We want our children to be.. Community members  who contribute socially, economically and culturally to society Responsible individuals  capable of relating to family, friends and colleagues Informed citizens  who understand and contribute to civil and community relations at a local, national and  global level VELS –LOTE - Key Learning Area Communicating in a language other than English Intercultural Knowledge and Language Awareness
Get to know your own intracultural world!
Learn about your students’ life worlds and how they can best interact in your learning environment!
In your classroom… Scaffold learning activities Address learning styles and preferences Connect with your learners’ worlds Seize and create opportunities for intercultural learning!

Life Worlds

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    Our IntraculturalSelves Us, our lives, and our classrooms Learners and Their Life Worlds Intra- and Intercultural Learning
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    cultural background socio-economic background family relationships cultural background educational background self-concept friendships and peer relationships interests life experiences etc Elements of our life worlds
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    Our IntraculturalSelves Us, our lives, and our classrooms
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    Why are learners’life worlds important? Motivation and engagement Valuing individuals Interaction with peers Learning needs Learning styles Potential for intercultural learning Planning effective learning experiences!
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    You can makea difference Aalyihah
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    “ Hello, Iam Aaliyah”
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    4. Expand Pathways                                                                                                                                                           
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    5.Unconditional Respect Toget it you must give it
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    “ Do youknow how to teach me?”
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    VELS – Whatdo we value? We want our children to be.. Community members who contribute socially, economically and culturally to society Responsible individuals capable of relating to family, friends and colleagues Informed citizens who understand and contribute to civil and community relations at a local, national and global level VELS –LOTE - Key Learning Area Communicating in a language other than English Intercultural Knowledge and Language Awareness
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    Get to knowyour own intracultural world!
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    Learn about yourstudents’ life worlds and how they can best interact in your learning environment!
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    In your classroom…Scaffold learning activities Address learning styles and preferences Connect with your learners’ worlds Seize and create opportunities for intercultural learning!