The ability to collaborate productively and enjoyably across cultures is more important than ever, whether we focus on communicating with elderly parents or teenaged children, or on building trust and producing results with colleagues at the next desk and across the planet. But what do theory and practice tell us about how to gain maximum effectiveness?
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Extremely interesting subject. Do you have any videos about intercultural competence in the classrooms in germany.
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Simon, we have quite a few videos on intercultural subjects on our “CDTV” channel on YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/culturaldetective In particular please click on the playlist at lower right entitled, “CD Method: Videos on intercultural skills.” We don’t yet have a playlist for CD Germany, but you might ask the authors or even suggest some videos to them. If you can be a bit more specific about what you are looking for, perhaps one of our readers can be of assistance. Thank you so much for joining us here! We look forward to collaborating with you to promote intercultural understanding and respect.
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