Essay For Intercultural Education

Bluefields Indian & Caribbean University
BICU

FACULTY OF EDUCATION AND HUMANITIES
FACEYH

English school
Level: ll
Shift: Night

Topic: Intercultural Education

Diana Aleman(Student)

Bluefields August 7, 2012

R.A.A.S Nicaragua

This essay whose title of intercultural education is very important for us to live in harmony as a single space, respecting the culture,worldview and equal treatment for all. However, some people use the term to continue to exclude and marginalize.
For a minority culture will eventually adapt to our great culture predominates. But it reallyshould be an education for all. Taken as a whole and diversity based on the principle of integration / inclusion, not assimilation. Education for learning to live in society and cultural diversityoffered by the world today, the development of values ​​such as respect and tolerance towards others. We are thus faced with a transformative education, not only educational but also the projections ofthe company, considered by some as a new approach to anti-racist education.
In Intercultural Education there are challenges to face, one of them is the possible presence of other languages ​​among theants interact. In this case, it is essential finding strategies to ensure communication.
Moreover, multiculturalism is a theory that seeks to understand the cultural foundations of each of thecountries characterized by great cultural diversity.
It is said that this or that nation is multicultural when she lived for more than a village, that is, itself, native as well as others who areappending in recent years due to immigration and, of course, also sitting there .
Multi-ethnic societies, unlike nationalistic societies, integrate different ethnic groups, regardless of differences ofculture, race and history under a common social identity more than the "nation" in the conventional sense. All major cities can be considered multi-ethnic societies, even those where racial hatred and...