Apr 19th, 2007, 10:49 pm
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 | EFL Teacher | | Join Date: Mar 28th, 2007 Location: Hunan, China
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 Re: Culture Class
One problem that I've had with culture classes is that I like to look at culture kind of critically. Students here in China don't have a lot of experience with critical thinking, so I sometimes get blank stares if I ask things deeper than "What movie do you like?"
Instead of asking them their thoughts, opinions or experience with critical issues directly, I've had a bit more success by making it very personal. For example, I describe a situation in my own life that relates to the issue and then ask them for advice.
Take care,
Dave
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