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November Bulletin of the School Education Gateway

In November the platform focused on “Intercultural learning”. In our multicultural society, it has become even more important that intercultural learning is included in the curriculum. In practice, intercultural learning refers to the process of developing knowledge, skills and attitudes that can help when interacting with different cultures. Schools are called upon to help students become more aware of the world around them and better interact with it to build a just, inclusive society.

Find here the November Bulletin of SEG

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